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WHITEHALL--The Whitehall City Council received bids last week from White Lake
Disposal Service and Kriesel Disposal Service
to provide contract trash collection in the City
of Whitehall through the next fiscal year.
This year both contractors bid the same
amount for the year, $12,000.
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Because the cost of house-to-house trash
Collection is on the rise (i.e. $2,000 more than
Ust year) the city council is considering
discontinuing this service.
Other trash disposal programs will continue in operation in Whiehall. These
programs include the annual fall pick-up of
leaves, the popular "Dial-a-Dumper" pro-
gram, annual spring clean-up and the
provision of a disposal site presently under
contract with White Lake Sanitary Landfill.
Since the latter service is known to be
limited in its availability, the City has-been
instrumental in the formation of the White
Lake Solid Waste Authority, an authority
formed expressly to construct a solid waste
transfer station to be located at the Muskegon County Wastewater Management site,
east of Whitehall on Colby Street. (This
program alone will cost an additional $20,000
in fiscal 1980-81. The transfer station will
replace the sanitary landfill service and will
provide a place for residents to haul to and
dispose of trash other than garbage.
The Whitehall City Council is keenly
interested in receiving comments from
residents in the community pertaining to the
discontinuance of the weekly house-to-house
trash pick-up contract. The council anticpates
arriving at a decision at its next meeting June
24 at 7:30 p.m. Public comment is solicitated
at that meeting, or you may call the city hall,
894-4048 at any time during the work week,
and your comment will be transcribed to
present to the council.
"Please take a few minutes and provide
your input into this important decision that
the city council is obligated to reach," said
William E. Beauvais, City Manager.
Lehman
victim of
1 -car crash
AACC millage
renewal vote
next week
MUSKEGON COUNTY-Voters will go to
the polls June 24 to vote on a 1.5 mill renewal
by Muskegon Community College in order to
^ p t a i n its current program.'
The renewal has received the endorsement of the MCC millage renewal committee
which has been working hard for its passage
next week.
MCC officials say that without the
renewal that programs like criminal justice,
drafting, graphic arts, broadcasting, sociology and journalism will be cut out of its
program. This is the school's second request
for millage following an unsuccessful try
^ a r l i e r this year. Currently many graduates
W o m area high schools attend MCC.
For example, about 37 percent of this
year's Whitehall graduating class plan on
attending MCC.
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS viewed the White Lake
Area Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday and Sunday.
This pottery-making operation facinates young and old
alike.
WHITEHALL* CITY MANAGER BILL BEAUVAIS was lapidary booth drew many spectators. Darwin Bennett
one of the exhibitors in the Arts and Crafts Show. His photo.
WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP-- An 18year-old Montague Township youth, a recent
graduate of Montague High School, was
killed early last Saturday morning when the
car he was riding in hit a tree near
Holton-Whitehall Road and Hyde Park.
Troy W. Lohman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Lohman, of Post Road, was pronounced dead at the scene by county medical
officials after the car left the road at a high
rate of speed and tumbled down an
embankment into a tree. The scene is the site
of a sharp curve ont he narrow rural road.
The driver of the auto, Jay H. Veeneman,
of Muskegon was taken to Hackley Hospital
in serious condition with multiple fractures
and abrasions.
Lohman was an 1979 All-Conference
tackle with the football team, active in school
and very popular with schoolmates. He had
been employed at the White Lake Nursery.
(See related story church page.)
Officials seek better controls:
/Aedbury
Park-haven
WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP-The rising incidence of vanalism and disturbances at
Medbury Park in White River Township have
become a sticky problem for both the
township and the city of Montague.
The " p a r k " (actually the sand dunes on
Lake Michigan just north of The Channel),
was the topic of considerable discussion both
at the township meeting early this month and
^ the city council meeting.
At the township meeting officials asked
for police protection to handle mounting
problems at the park, whibh has become a
favorite gathering spot for young people who
have enjoyed nearly complete freedom while
drinking and smoking assorted substances. A
lack of supervision of any kind has helped
create this situation, and in Northern Muskegon County the absence of any comprehensive activities for young people has compounded the problem.
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Supervisor R. C. Wackernagle
and
^ m i s t e e Lyle Leeke recently visited the
for teens or problem park
Montague Council in an effort to enlist its
aid. Although located in White River, the
park actually belongs to the city. Township
officials would like the right to control the
park through an ordinance and to charge
admission. Currently many fishermen use the
park free.
Also attending the meeting with Township attorney Tom Johnson and Richard Eck
of t h e Department of Natural Resources,
which owns the land adjoining the park.
Complicating matters is the fact that two
cottages still on the property are leased and
being lived in. City officiaJs feel that the
cottages are creating some of the problems.
A great deal of discussion by arearesidents has centered around development
of the property, better control if its use,
trespassing, rowdies and better parking. All
complicated issues and offering no simple
solution in sight.
Blue Lake to operate an European camp in Bavaria
WHITE LAKE-Blue Lake Fine Arts
Camp announced today that it will operate a
music camp in Europe during the summer of
1981. Blue Lake Vice President Gilbert F.
Stansell said "Blue Lake in Bavaria" will be
located in a small community in the Alps
between Munich and Oberammergau in
southern Germany.
"Blue Lake in Bavaria" will be an
extension of the Blue Lake International
Exchange Program that has sent bands,
orchestras and choirs to Europe annually
since 1970. " W e have been studying the
possibility of operating a music camp in
Europe for several years and believe the time
is ripe to start a European Branch," Stansell
said.
Initially, "Blue Lake in Bavaria" will
operate for one month and involve 100
American and European students. The wind
and percussion students will spend nearly
two weeks living and working together in
intensive rehearsals and instruction at facilities near the community Rottenbuch. This
session will be followed by a two-week
concert tour of Europe.
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The appointment of Robert P. Koehs, Sr.
as Physical Plant Director of Blue Lake Fine
Arts Camp was announced today. Blue Lake
President Fritz Stansell said Koehs will be
responsible for all construction, maintenance, transportation, grounds, security and
housekeeping at the 500-acre fine arts camp
and Blue Lake's facilities in Whitehall.
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State to okoy
Letters
Freon 22
for DuPont?
WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP -The final
hearing on the approval of the production of
Freon 22 by E. I. duPont's Montague plant
was set for Tuesday by the Michigan Air
Pollution Control Commission. Results of
that hearing are not known as we go to press.
Some concern over the permit has been
expressed by township residents at recent
meetings of the township board. The main
concern revolves around the emission of
Freon 23 , a by-product of Freon 22, officials
say. DuPont officials insist
that the
production will not create an air pollution
problem.
Currently Freon 22 is being produced at
DuPont's Louisville, Ky. plant. Township
officials insist they are only concerned if the
air admissions are carcinogenic. Plant Manager Richard Emery has assured the board
that the new product will not harm anyone's
health or the environment.
DOUBLE TROUBLE - This lady attending the art and
crafts fair in White Lake over the weekend had her hands
full with these two small babies. Leo Valdez Photo,
Simon n e w editor
at H o w m e t
MUSKEGON-Steven M. Simon has
been appointed to the position of publications
editor for Howmet Turbine Components
Corporation (HTCC). He will be based at the
Corporate General Offices in Muskegon.
In his new position, Simon will be
responsible for the writing and editing of
corporate publications and the planning and
administering of the firm's advertising and
public relations program.
He is a native of Dayton, Ohio, most
recently employed at Westinghouse architectural systems division in Grand Rapids as
Public Relations Specialist. Previously he
held communications positions with NCR
Corporation and Steelcase. Simon received
his B.A. degree from Miami University,
Oxford, Ohio.
(Publisher's Note: So would we. We are
glad to see more young people learning to
read a newspaper. What you haven't learned
and they are not teaching COLLEGE journalism graduates is that newspapers are also a
business and in order to keep their doors
open must make enough money to pay the
bills. Last year we laid off four staff
members. Currently our nation is in a
recession. Newspapers in many parts of
Michigan have experienced a 20 to 30 percent
business loss in the last year. Many others,
because of rising postal costs, increases by
Canadian paper mills, have simply gone out
of business. Like your parents or the school
district, we can only spend what we have. As
space becomes available, we will try harder.
However, your thoughts are well organized
and written. Good wishes for the future.)
I
THESE FUZZY CHARACTERS were Just some seen at
the Art Show - Photo by Leo Valdez
School
elections:
One vote does
mean a lot
incumbent finds
HEY FOLKS I'm told this year the log floats.! Saws are
sharper! For the White Lake areas Settlers Day 4th of July
celebration. Along with wet clothes and sore muscles we
have added two more events to the Lumberjack Contest as
(chainsaw and canting competition - 3 classes in chainsaw
So all you fireplace lumberjacks can show your skills. So
tune-em up and sharpen them up. Canting competition with a big spike and hooked pole a short distance like
the lumberjace had to. I'll bet you can't do it. The contest
has more prizes and starts at 1:00 in Goodrich Park,
Whitehall.
MUSKEGON COUNTY-Who says one
vote doesn't mean much? Just ask Incumbent
School Board Member Jacqualyn Hansen,
who last week turned back challenger Terry
Wildfong in the Duck Creek School District
by just one, slim vote.
Incumbents in the Montague and Whitehall School Districts won re-election easily as
the voting was light with no local millage
requests on the June ballots.
A two-pronged proposal by the Muskegon
County Intermediate School District won a
partial victory when the request of a half-mill
was approved by the county's voters. But an
additional requestsfor a $6.8-million bonding
proposition to build new facilities went down
to defeat by nearly 2500 votes. No decision on
whether to ask for another election on the
bonding issue has been made.
Entries for contest
BON VOYAGE CONCERT-The Blue Lake International
Symphonic Band played their Bon Voyage Concert Friday
night In the White Lake Music Shell In Montague. In
addition to numerous traditional music, they also played a
medley of songs from "Oklahoma." Following the concert
the band left of Its European tours.
WHITE LAKE-Entries are still being
accepted for The Settler's Day, Mr. and Miss
Independence Pageant.
TTie contest is open to all children
between the ages of five and ten years old. It
will be held June 29 at 4 p.m. in the
Montague High School gym. The contestants
will be judged on poise, personality and
costume. The entrance fee is S2 and entry
must be in before June 22. Late entance fee
will be $6. Admission to the pageant will be a
50 cent donation per person. Everyone is
welcome.
For further information please call Carol
Patterson at 893-2745 or Penny Low at
894-6625.
Dear Mr. Bennett:
We are students of Montague's Nellie B.
Chisholm Middle School and members of the
eighth grade journalism class. We have
learned many things about writing newspaper articles and producing a newspaper
this year. We have organized our own school
newspaper, yearbook, and also made our own
television show.
We have learned that a newspaper's main
purpose is to print the news. Your front page
is always filled with news and looks good. But
the rest of the paper is mainly advertising.
Through our experiences this year, we have
also learned that the more time you take in
organizing and putting together a newspaper, the better it will turn out. We believe
that there have been some less than well
organized pages in your recent papers.
We would like to see more local news
printed and also an editorial page so you can
print our letter and others.
Sincerely,
Eighth Grade Journalism Class
N.B.C. Middle School
Montague, MI
5
Pie baking
contest for Fourth
WHITE LAKE-Muskegon County's
only honest to goodness "Pie Baking
Contest" sponsored by St. James Catholic
Church will be held the 4th of July during the
Montague-Whitehall Settler's Day. If you are
renowned for baking a mighty fine pie try
your luck in the competition.
The pie is the only entry fee and should be
baked in a disposable pan; fruit pies such as
cherry, berry, apple, peach, etc. - but no
cream pies please. Deliver the pies to the
shelter at Goodrich Park by noon on the 4th
as the judging will begin at 12:00 sharp.
Local bakers, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morat
and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will determine
the winner. Prizes will be: First place - dinner
for two at " T h e White Sands"; Second place
- haircut and style at " T h e Shear Genius";
Third place - 16 inch pizza from "Pizza
Plus"; Fourth place - Windsong cologne and
dusting power from " T o d d s " .
For more information contact: White Lake
Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 184,
Whitehall, MI 49461 - (616) 893-4585.
Dear Darwin:
On behalf of the Whitehall Athletic
Department I would like to thank you tor your
fine sports coverage this past school year
1979-80.
Without a doubt Whitehall has had a host
of fine athletes this past year again. You have
been willing to report their accomplishments
and it is sincerely appreciated by the young
people involved.
Please keep the good work up and I want
you to know we support your paper 100
percent.
Cordially yours,
Dan Brink
Athletic Director
To the Editor:
This is to the person who wrote concerning the drinking that goes on in the Montague
and Whitehall School Systems. Yes, I agree
there is a problem with drinking while being
under age.
In answer to the question, " W h o are
these 21 and 22 year olds getting the k e g s ? "
It is obviously people who have graduated
from these schools, but have not really
" g r a d u a t e d " from high school. These people
are possibly older brothers and sisters still
hanging around the high school kids. I,
myself am 20 years old and you wouldn't
catch me dead around 14-18 year-old drinking
brats I
The 21 and 22 year old kids getting the
beer is only part of the source. Some
storeowners don't card all of the time, and it
is easy to get beer if you look old. Another
point to make is that possibly the clerk at the
cash register is related or knows the beer
consumer.
"20 years old and have bought b e e r "
Name Withheld Upon Request
Thought for the week
The bee is such a busy soul.
It has not time for birth-control.
And that is why in times like these
There are so many sons of bees.
Church
June 18.1960, Page 4 WL
L O U I S P. Z Y L S T R A , D . D . S .
in Chicago, veteran of World War
and Algot Johnson Post No. 69
American Legion. A member of
Tucker married Thomas Rector
Long, December 26, 1912 in
F.F.A. He was 1979 All Confer-
member of the Muskegon County
Ferry Memorial
ence tackle in football at Mon-
Dental Association and the State
Church, he was married to the
Louisville, Kentucky. She was a
member of The Church of Christ.
II serving In the U.S.
Dr. Zylstra, age 55. died at
Hackley Hospital
Wednesday
Navy,
Reformed
Montague High School and the
Dental Societies, member of the
Washington, he has been in
former Evelyn Boorman. Survi-
Detroit, Mich, and attended Nor-
employed since spring time this
White Lake Eagles, the Muske-
mal School. Mrs. Long leaves
year at the Whitelake Nursery.
Whitehall since 1953. He was a
gon Elks Club, a member of
vors are his wife, Evelyn: two
sons, Louis, Jr. of Long Beach,
graduate of Loyola Dental School
many friends In Montague and
Surviving are his parents. Gor-
White Lake Post No. 3256 VFW
Calif., Robin Robert at home; two
Detroit. Survivors are a daughter,
don and
daughters, Sandra Detrisac of
Virginia B. Leeke; Lyle L. Leeko,
Montague; four brothers. Jeffery. Kevin. Cory and Kyle, all
NOTICE
CITY OF WHITEHALL
COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
Cincinnati, Deborah at.home: his
her grandson and a great grand-
mother. Mrs. Emma Zylstra of
son, William B. Leeke. Funeral
Lynden, Wash.,; one sister, Mrs.
service was held at the Northrup
Henry
Lohman
of
at home: grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Lohman of
two
Funeral service was held at the
Montague. Mrs. Beatrice El-
Northrup Funeral Home in De-
more of Venice. Florida. Ser-
Authorized payment of bills as follows: 1 General Fund
troit with the Rev. Vernor) Boyd
vice was
$13,588.46, Ambulance Fund $138.00, Library Fund $553.27,
from the Clock Chapel, Whitehall
officiating.
be
from Montague United Metho-
with the Rev. James Knol offici-
made in Acacia Park Cemetery,
dist Church with the Rev. Birt
ating.
Oakhurst
Detroit. Arrangements were by
Cememptry. Arrangements were
the Clock Funeral Home, White-
by Clock Funeral Home, White-
hall.
Beers officiating. Interment in
Oakqrove Cemeterv,
HARRY C.BARBIER
Pool Fund $7,785.28, and Water and Sewer Fund $22,645.53.
Approved Revenue Sharing Usage for fiscal year 1980-81, as
presented.
Interment
Lynden:
Carol
brothers, Ron of Lynden and Ed
of Chicago. Services were held
Major Street Fund $962.91, Local Street Fund $887.25, Motor
Stadt of
in
Interment
will
hall. Memorial: The Dr. Zylstra
Adopted Ordinance to approve General Fund Budget for the
City of Whitehall fiscal year commencing July 1,1980, through
Whitehall High School.
June 30.1981, in the amount of $664,600.00.
Adopted resolution that
CARRIE M A E LONG
there be levied a sum of
$379,800.00 on the State Equalized Valuation of Real and
Mrs. Carrie Mae Long, 93,
Personal Property of City of Whitehall.
Adopted following
budgets for
died Saturday, June 7 at WhiteFiscal year
1980-81:
hall Manor. Born September 12,
Ambulance Fund $56,550.00, Library Fund $21,250.00, Major
1886 in Jefferson Towers, Ken-
Street and Trunkline Maintenance Fund $98,500.00, Local
tucky. The former Carrie Mae
Mr.
TROYW. LOHMAN
Memorial Scholarship Fund at
Troy Lohman. 18. died early
Saturday morning, June 14 as a
Consent Agenda accepted as presented.
Authorized loan of $8,000 from General Fund to Motor Pool
Authorized purchase of one 8-Frequency Radio and Rgdio
Born in Muskegon he has lived
married to the former Verna
ail his life in the White lake
Welch and was a member of St.
area. He graduated from Mon-
James Catholic Church. Survi-
tague High School last Sunday.
vors are his wife, Verna, one son,
He was active in the Whie Lake
Charles, Jr. of Muskegon, four
Youth Theater, the chorus at
grandchildren: two
Submitted by:
CHIROPRACTIC
FAMILY HEALTH CARE
FACILITY
William E. Beauvais
..Wednesday midweek service 7:00
6/18/80
LICENSED FOR CHILDREN
2Vi TO 11 YEARS
OF AGE
First Congregational
• M A N Y
Worship Service 10:00 a.m.
Summer Nursery School 9 : 0 0 to 11 ; 3 0 om
893-6025
FOR
Special Music - Sharon Knol with C l w r y l H a r t ,
W O R K - R E L A T E D
SUNDAY
Whitehall, M l
G R O U P
I N S U R A N C E S
Accompanist.
Also taking enrollments for fall & winter.
Corner of Mears & Muskegon Ave.
• M E D I C A R E
Coffee Hour 9:30
Hours: 6:30 to 5:30
IS
•WORKMANS
COMPENSATION
P. C,^ R
Dr. John W i l l i a m Estes, Pastor
(fattvi
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CHIROPRACTIC
INCLUDED:
Church
1809 South Mears Avenue• Whitehall
Mrs. Ann Colby, Director
w m i K H A I . I , -- The 1940 class
Whitehall High School will hold a 40th
reunion on June 21, meeting at Lakeside Inn
for dinner and then getting together at the
home of Class President Wendell Anderson.
Over half of the 22 class members still live
in or near the White Lake
area. Two
members preceded their classmates in death.
Raymond Carlson gave his life as a pilot in
the Korean War and John DeBree died a
number of years ago. One member, Joe
. Connell, is seriously ill in Tampa G e n e r a ^ *
Hospital and his classmates will send t h e b ^
best wishes to him. Most of the remainder of
the class are expected to attend.
Members of the class included: Ruth
Ahlstedt Arntson; Wendell Anderson; Gloria
Benjamin Snook; Jennie Blake Peterson;
Raymond Carlson; Joe Connell; Marine
Curran West; Eunice DeBree Cornell; John
DeBree; Harry Douma; Richard Griswold;
Edythe Halgren Peterson; Donald Iverson;
Genevieve Iverson Larson; Paul Jensen;
Barbara Leighton Wise; Margaret M a h o n e y ^
Nellie Oliver Maynard; Caroline Schiller
Marvin; Glenn Snook; Todd Spicklemire and
Bette Zatzek Rebro.
KENNEDY
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:45 A.M.
MORNING W O R S H I P . . . . 11:00 A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP
7:00 PM.
Granted permission to Chief of Police to attend Michigan
Association of Chiefs of Police Conference June 8-11.
(Zjuld
brothers.
Rev. Donald LeMalre, Pastor
Pager for Police Department.
City Clerk
Born in Louisiana, he worked In
result of a automobile accident.
4611 N. Orshall Rd., Whitehall
Fund to cover cost of carrying inventory items.
Barbier. age 66. died
construction for Local No. 154 as
a steam fitter and welder. He was
FRLITLAND
BAPTIST CHURCH
Revenue Sharing Fund $40,000.00.
Monday afternoon
Friday. June 6 at Mercy Hospital.
Street Fund $56,275.00. Motor Vehicle & Equipment Pool Fund
$109,975.00. Water and Sewer Fund $340,625.00 and Federal
Whitehall reunion
tague High School. He was
evening June 4. Born in Lynden.
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Phone - Church 893-5915
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Morning Service8:30&11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Evening Praise 6p.m.
Shaping lives to be
His church
Come
& Enjoy!
Mini Art &
Craft Show
Saturday
June
21
HOLMSTEAD
GALLERY
222 S. M E A R S , W H I T E H A L L
WHITEHALL, MICHIGAN
DIRECTORY
White Lake Area's
Full Gospel Church
FERRY M E M O R I A L
Rev. James Knol, Pastor
WATER STREET, MONTAGUE
416 E. COLBY
PH 8 9 3 - 3 2 6 5
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room
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24 HOURS • 894-6161
ST. J A M E S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lasley & Stebbins Streets
Montague
Rev. Walter Teske
Phone 894-4846
FAITH
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Alice & Warner Streets
Whitehall
Phone 893-7722
Robert L. Dorow, Pastor
Worship Services Every Sunday
8:15 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
Worship Service 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School & Bible Classes
at 9:30 a.m.
EVANGEUCAL
COVENANT CHURCH
Warner & Lewis Streets
Whitehall
N E W ERA CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
New Era
JohnG.SJoblom, Pastor
Phone 894-9322 or 894-4271
Rev. Jake Weeda
Phone 861-5018
Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service -11:00 a.m.
Evening Service-6:00 p.m.
Youth Meeting - Wed. 7:30 pm
Midweek Service Thursday
7:30p.m.
Nursery Provided
Regular Schedule
Morning Service-9:30 a.m.
Evening Service-6:00 p.m.
Sunday School-ItflO a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Eve. 7:00 p.m
Wed. Eve. 7 p.m.
Enjoy Bible Study Course
In Your Home
Ph. 893-5532 For Information
4355 N.Weber Road
Whitehall
Mark A. Frykholm, Pastor
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Sunday School-10:45 a.m.
Wednesday Evening
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Holding Forth the Word of Life
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5280 Dowling St., Montague
The Church That
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Pastor Jim Houseman
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Old 99 off Meinert Park Road
William Krogel, Pastor
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Phone 893-2315
Morning Service - 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School-11:00 a.m.
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Wed. Eve. Prayer
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11:15a.m.
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W H I T E LAKE
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Whitehall
William Alexander. Pastor
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Wednesday
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BY-THE-LAKE
The Episcopal Parish
of White Lake
8451 Old Channel Trail
Montague
Rev. Douglas Schwert
Phone 893-2425
Holy Communion - 8:00 a.m.
Holy Communion -10:00 a.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Sharing in the Lord's love.
P R I N C E OF P E A C E P A R I S H
WHITEHALL UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Division near Colby
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Piione 893-2315
DIVINE WORSHIP-9:45 a.m.
Nursery Provided at the King's
House -123 South Dlvlson Avenue
CHURCH SCHOOL - 10:45 a.m.
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TO VACATIONERS
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Morning Worship 9:30 a.m.
We Welcome All
LEBANON
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1101 S. Mears
Whitehall
Larry L. Foster, Pastor
Phone-Church 893-5745
Parsonage - 833-8525
Worship 10:15 a.m.
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Nursery Provided
Fr, Bernard Schafer
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Phone 744-3321
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Sacraments ot Penance
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Holy Days 9 a.m. and 7 p . m ^
Eve of Holy Day 7:00 p.m f
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WHITE LAKE-Old Settlers Day July
4 will start off a busy month for the Ninth
District, Southern Michigan Trappers Assn.
W e will have our display of most of the
mounted f u r bearing animals of the area, plus
many of the fish. W e will b e there to answer
any questions you may have concerning our
hobby. T h e r e will b e a district meeting
Sunday, July 13, 2 p . m . - St. J a m e s Catholic
Church b a s e m e n t to p r e p a r e for our state
convention, July 19 & 20 at the Marshall,
Michigan fairgrounds.
Trapping display at Old Settlers' Day
Settlers Day Parade
WHITE LAKE—Everyone loves a parade,
a n d the Settler's Day, 4th of July p a r a d e will
be a real down home display of patriotism.
High School bands, baton corps, floats,
beauty q u e e n s and more - want to b e a part of
this? It's not too late to make a float churches, organizations, clubs, etc., call the
White Lake Area C h a m b e r of Commerce 893-4585 or p a r a d e chairman K e n Dahl 893-7195.
THANK YOU!
PUBLIC SERVICE-The personal
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Whitehall District Schools Supt. Bill D. Page Is retiring.
She Is Doris Hand, who has been with the school system
for the past IS'/i years. Mrs. Hand worked for Dr. Page
since he first took office In 1975. Prior to that, she was the
secretary to Dr. G. L. Edson. who was school superintendent from February. 1965. to when Dr. Page arrived on
the scene. Mrs. Hand and her husband, John, a retired E.
To all who voted for m e and t h u s
expressed confidence in me, I wish
to express my d e e p appreciation and
thanks. I will continue to serve on the
school board to the b e s t of my
ability, and do my best to represent
all of our District, honestly and with
infegrity.
HENRY ROESLER, JR.
97.5%
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MCC'S
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find Jobs.
a 1.5 mill renewal is needed to keep Graphic Arts,
Drafting, Broadcasting, criminai Justice,
Socioiogy and Journalism programs intact.
Doesn't Muskegon
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VOTE YES JUNE 2 4 t h
Paid for by the MCC Renewal Committee
I. duPont deNemours and Co. employee, plan to move to
Florida. Her retirement is effective June 30.
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NOTICE
CITY OF MONTAGUE
Council notes from June 2.1980
Bills paid from the following accounts: General $10,610.28,
Sewer Fund $8J2.18, Equipment Fund $88.48. Water Dept.
WHITEHALL - The Whitehall high
school class of 1965 will hold their 15-year
reunion on Friday, J u n e 27 at the Mona Lake
Boat G u b in Muskegon, starting at 5:30.
Dinner will b e served at 7:30 followed by
dancing. It is still not too late to sign up.
Reservations may be taken until J u n e 22. For
f u r t h e r information call Ann Pitkin Pierre,
780-3700 or Lorraine Nelson Goryl, 744-9040.
$1,565.24. Major Sts. $333.52. Local Sts. $142.47.
Valuable
Public Hearing opened on proposed 80-81 budget and
Revenue Sharing Uses.
Finance Chairman stated the city tax rate for 80-81 will be
WHTTEHALL-Second session of drivers
training will begin July 7 thru August 1.
Students are to report to Whitehall High
School at 8 a . m . Please bring $2 for book
rental.
GIRL SCOUT PAPER DRIVE- Saturday,
J u n e 21, 10-3 in Plumbs parking lot in
Whitehall. Please tie in girl sized bundles or
pack in grocery b a g s . Help the White Lake
Area Girl Scouts.
a granddaughter !
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COUPON SPECIAL
17 mills as has been in the past. There being no questions or
objections the hearing was declared closed.
A letter was presented questioning water and sewer rate for
filling pools.
Motion was passed stating the water and sewer rate shall
not be changed for filling pools.
Mr. Wackernagel and Mr. Leeke from White River Twp.,
Q 0
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Mr. Richard Eck from the Plainwell DNR office and Atty. Tom
M r . and Mrs. Alvin
Koch of Sun City, Ariz,
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the arrival of a grandd a u g h t e r Neosha Marie,
7# 10 oz., J u n e 6. The
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Mrs. Lex Koch of Huntsville, Texas.
GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMPS- July 7-11.
Open to all girls who will be first g r a d e in the
fall or six years old thru sixth graders. Call
Nancy Lundquist 894-8631 for information.
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NORTH MUSKEGON - T h e Concerned Hearts Club of W e s t e r n Michigan wSj^
m e e t on Thursday, J u n e 19 at 7:30 p . m . ^
North Muskegon Community Building.
Johnson representing White River Township were present to
Coupon good through December 31,1980
discuss problems at Medbery Park. White River would like
WATER STREET. MONTAGUE
authority to control the park by ordinance. City Attorney
Balgooyen authorized to work with Township Attorney on a
proper ordinance. Public Properties to check on cottages on city
ROSE BUSHES
property in park. It is felt these are creating some of the
problem.
Flowering S h r u b s
Many requests have come in from water and sewer
customers to have a estimated billing between readings.
Motion to start billing on estimated usage after the July
actual usage bill.
Authorized payment of $1,086.73 to Mr. Robert C.
Bendzinski for financial advisory services regarding the sewer
bond issue.
Authorized payment of $697.50 to Moore and Bruggink
approved.
Merskin & Merskin retained to do the Industrial Park
Project audit for a sum not to exceed $650.00.
Council authorized purchase of screen door for community
Blower, 1 Tool Box and Tools for a total of $2,083.00.
Workmens Comp Insurance. ~
Athroized payment of $1,592.50 to Balgooyen Law Offices
P185/75R13
P195/75R14
P205/75R14
P215/75R14
P215/75R15
P225/75R15
P235/75R15
against the city of Ahlstedt Manufacturing Co.
David Roseler appointed to the auxiliary police dept.
Adopted traffic control order 1684 to erect and maintain
"No Semi-Trucks Allowed" signs on the Dowling St.. hunt St..
and Stanton Blvd. hills.
Authroized letter to Montague Township warning them not
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Motion to adopt the 80-81 budget as presented by the
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8:00 ( 2 3 O O THE BAD NEWS BEARS Butlermaker
becomes a quasi-parenl when young Amanda Wurlilzer moves into his bachelor pad, (Repeal)
( 3 ) nNNfS GRAND MASTERS From Pinehurst, North
Carolina Singles and Doubles Semilinals
O PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED
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O UNITED STATES OLYMPIC TRfALS: BOXING Ihe
nation s lop amateur boiers-induding Joe Fraiier's
son, Marvis- -compete in 11 bouts to seled the United
States Olympic Boiing Team, (3 hrs,)
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O D CD 240 ROBERT After the spectacular rescue of
a panic-siricken woman stranded in a hot air balloon.
Trap suits up for a pleasure dive with Morgan, unaware
lhal a vengelul youth has spiked his air tanks with
poison gas, (Repeat; 60 mins )
CD ORAL ROBERTS
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€ 0 SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS Trial and Error. Adapta
lion and Context' In this episode, the viewer looks at
three vital problemsolvlnglechnkiuesusedlnsclentific
discovery trial and error, adaptation a n d c o n l e i t .
(Closed Captioned) (60 mins)
H B O MOVIE (DRAMA) * * "bilemahonal Velvet"
1978 latum 0 Heal, Christopher Plummer. Touching
story of a girl and her horse who ate In Ihe running for
an Ofymplc Gold Medal, (Rated PG) (2 hrs.. 30 mins )
1:30 ( 2 ) 0 0 THE ST0CKARD CHANNING SHOW A 15year-old youth who happens to be the boss nephew
falls In love with Susan,
O
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Brewers
9.-00 ( ? ) O C D SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Islander
1978 Slars; Dennis Weaver. Sharon Gless A retired
mainland lawyer buys a small hotel in Honolulu, only to
be caughl up In a murderous sHuallon involving a
runaway grand jury witness, a ruthless mobster and a
racket-busting U S, Senator, (2 hrs.)
O I AN DON, LANDON AND LAND0N William Windom
slars as a deceased lather who returns as a ghost to aid
his children in operating his private detective agency,
(60 mins)
0 MUSIC COY NEWS COUNTRY AWARDS From Nash
vllle s Grand Ole Opry, Ihe Slaller Brothers. Lynn
Anderson and Ray Stevens host this muskal awards
celebration leaturing the industry s most popular
perlormers
( 1 0 ) 6 0 THELUNTS LynnFonlanne, oneollhe theatre's
finest first ladies, discusses her actor-husband Allred
Lunt, her career and many ol her closest friends wilh
noteddlredor George SchaelerHlghllghlswillinclude
a look at tapes of I h e Lunfs performances on the
Hallmark Hall of Fame (60 mins )
(11) WISCONSfN CHEESE
CD CD THE LOVE BOAT Never Say Goodbye' In a
poignant episode. Captain Stublng is reunited with his
love child, Vicki, (Repeat, 60 mins,)
CD LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
9:30 ( 4 ) THE LESSON
(11) MISS WISCONSIN PAGEANT
10:00 ( 4 ) ROCK CHURCH
( 6 ) PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED
(10' H0ME60YS This documentary focuses on the
reallllesthalconfrontyoungpeoplellvinginlhebarrios
01 Los Angeles It eiamines the reasons Ihe young
Chicanos choose to form gangs, (60 mins )
CD CD FANTASY ISLAND Eicitement and romance
amid preparations for a spectacular wedding overwhelmtheislandwhenMr Roarkereallzeshisultimate
fantasy -marrying the beautiful woman of hisdreams,
(Repeat; 60 mins)
CD MOTHER-DAUGHTERBEAimPAGEANTDickandPat
Van Patten co-host this glamourous event,
6 0 REFLECTIONS Of THE THIRD REICH Right or Wrong:
My Country
10:30 ( 3 ) PROGRAMMINGUNAN0UNCED
1 6 ) SOCCER Atlanta Chiefs vs Portland Timber
®
PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED
H B O MOVIE (ROMANCE) * • * " W M d i Neviita"
19 79 Peter Fonda, Brooke Shields A runaway from an
orphanage and a wild west poker player develop a
love-hate relationship that blossoms into romance,
(Rated PG) (105 mins )
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C D MJLSJI.
11:15 O CD MOVIE -(WESTERN) • • " 1 0 0 RHlei" 1969
Raguel Welch. Burl Reynolds An Indian bank robber
and a black lawman team up with a lemale Mexican
revolutionary, to help save me Indians from destruction, by a despotic military Governor (2 hrs.)
11:30 ( D MOVIE -(DRAMA) • • " A d ol the Heart" 1970
Genevieve Bujold, Donald Sutherland. The story ol a
religious fanaticism manifesting itsell in one young
woman, (90 mins.)
O MOVIE (COMEDY) • • • • "Yeitefday, Today and
lomotrow" 1964 Sophia LoreaMarcelloMastroianni
A trio ol stories about love and morab sel in Italy. (2
hrs.)
G D SPORTSCENTER
O O
SATURDAY NIGHT UVE
G D RICHARD HOGUE
O MOVIE (DRAMA) • • • "Great White Hope " 1970
James Earl Jones, Jane Alexander, A Nack heavyweight laces trouble when he takes a white mbtress,
(110 mins)
( D MOVIE -(DRAMA-WESTERN) • • Mi "One Eyed
Jacks" 1961 Marlon Brando, Karl Maiden, After prison
term, outlaw, seeking Iriendwhobelrayed him, tracks
him down and llnds he is now a sherlH, (2 hrs., 50
mins.)
C ® MURDER MOST ENGLISH
O l ) WRESTLING
CD BENNY HILL SHOW
CD VAUDEVILLE SPECIALS
CDMOVIE (SUSPENSE)•• ^ "VanishingPoiBl" 1971
Barry Newman, Cleavon Litlle. An ex-racer and lormer
cop sets out to deliver a souped - up carand.lakingpep
(pills along Ihe way. eludes the police and meets a
variety ol characters. (90 mins )
12:00 C 3 ) WTERNATIONAl WATER POLO Cuba vs Mexico
( D HI DOUG
CD MOVIE -(SUSPENSE-DRAMA) • • "When Michael
Calb" 1971 Ben Gajzara.Elijabelh Ashley, A woman
is terrorized by phone calls Irom a child, presumably
dead many years, but d e t e r m i n e d to avenge his''
mother s death. (90 mins.)
12:15 H B O MOVIE (COMEDY) • • • "Theb-Laws" 1979
Peler Falk, Alan Arkin, A blissfully content dental
surgeon is thrown together with a C,1,A. agent when
their children decide to marry. The fun and laughter
begin with their buffet-riddled chase from Manhattan
to a South American banana republic.(Rated PG)( 105
mins.)
AFTERNOON
12:00
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( F ) MOVIE (WESTERN) • • M t " B u l e l for a Badnao"
1964 Audi; Murphy, Darrin McGavin, Texas Ranger
vows revenue on a man who marries his wile alter he
turns bandit, (105 mins,)
d ) MOVIE -(COMEDY-DRAMA) • • "2 "Ralway Chidren" 1972 Dinah Sheridan. Jenny Aguller. Three
children try to clear their lathe; ol a false espionage
charge, (2 hrs.)
O
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(3)
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Championship
O
MEET THE PRESS
( 4 1 D. JAMES KENNEDY
O MOVIE -(COMEDY) • • "Andy Hardy's Blonde
Trouble" 1944 Mickey Rooney. Lynn and Lee Wilde,
Andyishavinglroublewithtwlngirls-hecan'ttelllhem
apart, (2 hrs.)
O
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examining and revealing the bestathleteswhowereto
represent the United States at the Olympics to be held
in Moscow,
O C D SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
(IDMOVIE (COMEDY-ROMANCE) * * * "Taaayandthe
Bachelor" 1957 Debbie Reynolds, Leslie Nlelson
Backwoods girl nurses a pilot back to health alter his
plane crashes, (3 hrs,)
(10
(10) 6 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW
(TD PORTER WAGONER SHOW
CD ISSUES AND ANSWERS
CD MOVIE (DOCUMENTARY) "Amazing Apes"
Bill
Burrudshows hiqhlightsol scientific work donearound
Ihe world Involving gorillas, chimps, orangutans and
monkeys, (2 hrs)
C D SUNDAY CELEBRATION
O
THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL
O
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(11) ISSUES AND ANSWERS
CD EYEWITNESS MAGA2INE
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O CAROLINA 500
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6 0 JULIA CHILD AND MORE COMPANY
H B O MOVIE (DRAMA) • • "Return ol a Man Caled
Horse" 1976 Richard Harris. Gail Sondergaard A
group of trappers attack Yellow Hand Indians in an
atlempt toqaincontrol of their lands.(P6)(2 hrs.)
(SODCD NEWS
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O O DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD Donovan sKid
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separated wile and daughter from Ihe grasp of a
domineering uncfe, (Pi, f, of a two-part episode, 60
mins,)(ClosedCaplloned)
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Q ® THE LUNIS Lynn footanne, one ol the theatre's
trnest First ladies, discusses her actor-husband Alfred
lunt, her career and many ol her closest friends with
noteddiredorGeorgeSchaelerHighlightswillindude
a look at tapes of the Lunls' performances on Ihe
Hallmark Hall ol fame, (60 mins )
0 5 RACERS
CD CRC
6 0 GREAT PERfORMANCES-Solli Conducts Schubert
The ChicagoSymphony Orchestra, under Itspermanenl
Music Director. S i r ^ e o r g Solli. will p e r l o r m two
symphoniesby Viennese composer franz Schubert.(90
mins)
CD MOD SQUAD
MS
® MOVIE (DRAMA)
"Saion C h a m " 1948
Robert Montgomery. Susan Hayward. A Broadway
producer who is a heel nearly succeeds in breaking
u p a happy marriage,(105mins.) '
2:30 O
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0 GOLD MEDAL GAMES U S Olympic Basketball team
vs NBA All-Stars,
CD BEWITCHED
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01 this shark-tagging compefifion, 2) International
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®
WOMEN'S BOWLING WPBA lour Mundeleln.
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AT HOME WITH THE BIBLE
@ ) H0MEB0YS This documentary locuses on the
realitleslhatconlronlyoungpeoplellvlnginlhebarrios
of Los Angefes. It examines the reasons the young
Chicanos choose to form gangs. (60 mins.)
CD MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) • • H I r a i of the W l d "
1974 The rugged fife ol the eskimo and his constant
light for survival is revealed In thb fascinating expedition into Ihe icy wilderness of Northern Canada. (90
mins.)
CDMOVIE-(MYSTERY) "CharieChaninaTrap" Sidney
Toler, No Other Information Available (2 hrs.)
CD CHOICE Of CHAMPfONS Superhumans' Part I
H B O MOVIE (SUSPENSE) • • • Mi "Dr. No" 1963
SeanConnery.UrsalaAndressAgenfJamesBond fights
Dr No, a master llend plotting world conquest, (Rated
PG)(2 hrs)
3:30 ® METHODIST HOUR
6 0 CHINA: LAND OF MY FATHER This documentary on
young working couples in China features the personal
insights ol Asian-American journalist Felicia Lowe.
CD NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE ABC Sports will
provldecoverageollhegamebetweenthelosAngeles
Aztecs and the Toronto Bflzzard from Canada. (2 hrs,
30 mins)
4:00 ® O O O C D CANADIAN OPEN
®
HE LIVES
® MOVIE (ADVENTURE) • • Widemess Jooraey"
1970 A brave Alaskan fndlan boy journeys to find hb
father and must overcome the perils of Ihe wilderness,
(2 hrs)
® MOVIE -(MUSICAL) • • • V4 "The Harvey Girls"
1946 Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, A small western town
boasts of girls frying to after regional standards and
local men. (2 hrs,)
(IP) NOVA The Elusive Illness Hepatitis 6, a severely
debilitating disease whose cure has defuded us lor
years, is the subject of this program. The research and
discoveries of the past two decades are discussed,
(Closed Captioned) (60 mins.)
6 0 THE LUNTS Lynn fontanne, one of the theatre's
finest first ladles, discusses her ador-husband Allred
Lunt, her career and many ol her closest friends with
noteddirector George Schaefer.Highlightswilllndude
a look at tapes ol the Lunls' performances on Ihe
Hallmark Hall of fame. (60 mins.)
4:30 ®
TENNfS GRAND MASTERS Finab From Pinehurst.
North Carolina Singles and Doubles
®
THINK ABOUT TOMORROW
O SPORTSWQRLD1) World Amateur Bowling Championship from Austria. 2) Survival ol the Fittest. (90
mins)
CD MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) • • • % "Norttiwert Patsage" 1940 Spencer Tracy, Robert Young, Colonial
rangers battle fndlans as they seek to open a seaway
north of America, (2 hrs,)
5:00 O SPQRTSWORLD DWorld Amateur BowlingChampionship from Austria. 2) Survival of the Fiftest, (90
mins.)
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(lOi MISTER ROGERS
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CD ALIAS SMITH AND JONES
6 0 FIRING LINE Host; William F. Buckley. Jr. (60
mins.)
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H B O STANDING ROOM ONLY Red Skeleton s Funny
Faces Old friends Freddie the Freeloader and Clem
Kaddiddlehopper are just a lew ol your lavoriles on
hand when Red Skeleton hosts this exdusive showcasing Shields and Yarnell, Yacov Noy and several other
great masters of mime,
5:30 ®
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grows uplasl under Ihe care ol a crusty sea captain who
has no time lor pampering and special privilege in thb
new adaptation of Rudyard Kiptmg s classic tale. Slars:
Karl Maiden, Jonathan Kahn (2 hrs.)
C D BEST OF DONNY AND MARK
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®
SPORTSCENTER
0 ® TRAVELOGUE
® O O O C D ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE When
Murray s married daughler arrivesal the bar. Archie's
surprised that he never mentioned her but he s even
more shocked by Murray's reaction to the visit.
(Repeal)
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HORSESHOW JUMPING Upperville. Virginia
O O CHiPsCarstripperswithanewtwisltor making
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mins.)
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C D BLACK FORUM
6 0 ODYSSEY The Sakuddel The Sakuddei lilestyle
centers around a spiritual harmony with the soub ol
Iheir ancestors and their jungle environment, but
programs being developed by the Indonesian governmenl may soon disrupt these traditions. (60 mins.)
(Closed captioned)
H B O STANDING ROOM ONLY: SHOW STOPPERS Thb
high-energy country pop music festivaf features slars
l i k e Barbara Mandrell. Lynn Anderson, singer
comedian Jim Stallord and Johnny Cash's country
rocking daughter. Roseanne Cash,
® O O O C D ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann learns
the alarming lesson that women under pressure and
stress are just as susceptible lo heart attacks as men.
(Repeat)
'10) LAWMAKERS
C D JIMMY SWAGGART
( T ) O O O C D AUCEFIosdatehasanaccident
and Iheir planned weekend together at a rustic fbhing
cabin he co-owns fizzles until Alice suggests that she,
Flo and Vera make use ol It, (Repeat)
O O THE BIG EVENT Steel Cowboy 1978 Stars:
James Brofln. Jennifer W a r r e n . An independent
trucker haub stolen cattle in a last-ditch eHort lo save
his business, marriage and sanity, (2 hrs,)
( 4 ) 700CLUB
Q ® ODYSSEY The Sakuddei The Sakuddei lilestyle
centers around a spiritual harmony with Ihe souls ol
Iheir ancestors and their jungle environment, but
programs being developed by Ihe Indonesian government may soon disrupt these tr8dltions.-(60 mins.)
(Closed captioned)
O D C D SUNDAYN1GHT MOVIE Romeo And Juliet 1968
Slars; Leonard Whiting. Olivia Hussey. William Shakespeare s Immortal tale ol a llery young man ready to
accept death rather than live without the girl he loves,
(2 hrs., 50 mins )
CDM0V1E-(DRAMA)***» "Bridge 00 theRrrevKwai'.'
1957 William Holden, Alec Gulness, During WW II.
complications arise when a British Colonel and his
troops ate imprisoned by Ihe Japanese and forced to
labor in building a bridge. (2 hrs.)
6 0 MASTERPIKE THEATRE Disraeli Episode IV. The
Chiel The aging Disraeli b elevated fo the House ol
Lords and faces one of hb greatest diplomatic challenges, Ihe Suez conflict, (60 mins.) (Closed
captioned)
H B O MOVIE (COMEDY) " M i "FriscoKid" 1979
Gene Wilder, Olf-beat western about a naive Polish
rabbi sent to San Francisco fo take charge of a congregation, When he misses hb boat, he b lorced lo sel
oulacrosstheAmerlcanwIldernessonhorsebackinthe
company of a young bank robber. (Rated PG)(2 hrs.)
C f ) O O O C D THE JEFFERS0NS Sparks ffy
between Loulseand Florence, leaving George begging
lor Florence s services as he heads toward a social
disaster (Repeal)
®
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C D DR. JACK VAN 1MPE
® O O O C D TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A paralytic
who spurns a possible cure puzzles Gonzo and throws
amonkeywrenchinlohisschemetohealNurseRipples
broken heart, (Repeat, 60 mins )
®
INTERNATIONAL WATER POLO Italy vs USA B
Team
®
KENNETH COPELANO
®
UP CLOSE Guest: Astronaut John Young,
®
LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
C1P) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Disraeli Episode IV. The
Chiel Ihe aging Disraeli is elevaled to the House ol
lords and laces one ol hb greatest diplomatic challenges, the Suez conflict, (60 mins,) (Closed
captioned)
C D MY VIEW
6 0 REFLECTIONS OF THE THIRD REICH The German
Lesson. Part 1 Based on the best selling novel by
SlegftledL^nz.fhefilmreveabhowlheNazireglmewas
strengthened by people who obeyed blindly.
® R U F f HOUSE
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C D WORLD TOMORROW
H B O DIVING Can-Am Mex International Diving
Championships World-class divers from more than 10
nations converge for high bounding springboard
competition.
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® MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) * Mi "Raid on R o i m e l "
1971 Richard Bur'- '..in Colicos, Ihe story of the
WWIllnHltrationof Rommel spanzerdhrbioninLibya.
(2 hrs.)
( ? ) TENNIS GRAND MASTERS Finab From Pinehurst.
North Carolina Singles and Doubles
O MOVIE - (DRAMA) * * * "OB Vll" 1974 Ben Gazzara.
Anthony Hopkins, A Polish doctor sues an American
writer lor libel alter he writes about hb war crimes in
a book (2 hrs.)
®
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O
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O MOVIE (MYSTERY) • • V i "Judge Dee in the
Monasterr Murders" 1974 Khigh Dhlegh Make A
Seventh-Century Chinese sfeuth is faced wilh an
unusual case involving his three wiles, a killer bear.
three murders, a one-armed lady, a dead monk, a
chamber ol horrors, a vengelul swordsman, a lovesick
juggler, a kidnapped nun and a head cold, (90
mins.)
O C D DR. JACK VAN I f f
® M 0 V K - ( D R A M A ) • • • • / , " I t o y Drift I f M * r
1940 George Rait, Ann Sheridan, Story o( the truckers
who hauf the freight over the highways and themurder
the two of them get involved with. (2 hrs.)
d ® LIVELY COUNTRY
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H B O MOVIE (SUSPENSE) • • • M i "Or.No" 1 9 4 3 1
Sean Connery. Ursala Andress, Agent JamesBondfights ,
Dr No. a master fiend plotting world conquest, (Rated
P6)(2hrs.)
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O O O O C D C D NEWS
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H B O THAI NASHVILLE COUNTRY POP fESTTVAL Thb
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l i k e Barbara Mandrell. Lynn Anderson, singer
comedian Jim Stallord and Johnny Cash's country
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8:00 ® O O O C D WKRPMCINCINNATISpecM
guest-star Sparky Anderson returns to Cincinnati to
work for one of radio s worst managers when Arthur
Car bon makes him host of WKRFs newest sports show.
(Repeat)
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0 O
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE When telephones are installed in Walnut Grove, snoopy Mrs.
Oleson listens in on her neighbors calb and learns a
secret that threatens to destroy the marriage of
Jonathan and Alice Garvey, (Repeat; 60 mins.)
®
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® M O V 1 E - ( C O M E D Y ) " "Paris Wbe« It Sizzles" 1964
William Holden, Audrey Hepburn. A movie producer
frantically tries to get hb philandering screenwriter lo
complete a screenplay, but the writer frolics around
Paris with his new secretary, doing litlle work, (2 hrs.
30 mins.)
® THE GIRL. THE GOLD WATCHAMEVERYTHlNGSlars:
Robert Hays. Pam Dawber. A young man learns that Ihe
gold watch he inherited from his uncfe possesses
magical qualities.
( 1 0 ) 6 0 MOLDERS Of TROY This docu-drama r e f l e c t ^
the spirit ol a strong-willed Irish Immigrant family
workinghardtocarveanlcheforthemsefvesduringthe
American Industrial Revolution ol the 1860 s.(90 mins.)
(Closed captioned)
(33) CD O ) ONE IN A MILLION Cushing thinks that he
is rid ol Shirley at last when a stranger claims to be the
illegitimate son ol the late Jonathan Grayson, and b
entitled to be chairman of the board,
CD HOGAN'S HEROES
8:30 ® O O O C D PHYL AND MKHY Because of h b
inexperience wilh hb new language. Mikhy says some
things in a nationally lefevbed interview which embarrasses Max and Iruck.
(11) CD C D MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL
H B O MOVIE (DRAMA) • • 4 » "Nurnio" S e n s i t h f ^
drama o l a r e l a r d e d m a n w h o t u r n s h b i n n o c e n t l a n t a i ^
01 being a comic book super-hero into adult reality,
(Rated R) (90 mins.)
8:58 ®
NEWS UPDATE
9:00 ® O O O CD MJLS.H. Colonel Potter turns
crochetywhenhecatchesthemumps.andhbcondition
is worsened when Winchester gels the same disease
and has lo move In wii(i him, (Repeal)
O DEBBY BOONE. J A M E OLD BR AND NEW ME Grammy
Winner D e b b j Boone, headlining her lirst variety
special, is joined by Bob Hope, Gene Kelly, Greg Evigan
and Jose ferrer. (60 mins.) (Closed-Captioned)
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goes badly as he was diHkullr remembering delails (?
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( 2 ) 0 0 0 0 HOUSECAllS Apalienl whoK
a well-known criminal, causes problems lor Dr Michaels (Repeal)
( 3 ) PROGRAMMING UNANNOUNCED
O S ) ® ANIARCTKA:DESERI Of KE. SEA OF LIFE Using
archival loolage. on location lilm material and inler»iews, this program documents the past and present ol
man sgrowing inrolvemenl in thepristine environment
and the lascinalinqeco system ol the region,
G D O O O G D LOU GRANIRossisinlerview with
a child lelenswn star gives him a story he can'I use
about what her tile is really like (Repeal; 60 mins.)
O IOM SNTDfR'S CELEWITT S M I l l G f f l lom Snyder
speaks with James Cagney Carroll 0 Connor. Priscilla
Presley and Erik Estrada (60 mins.)
C9) NEWS
0 5 ) IEN WATIENBERG'S 19S0 "An Inlerview with
Barbara Jordan
©
JAZZ A I I H E MAINTENANCE SHOP Phil Woods
Quarter Pari II (60 mins.)
H B O TENNIS Wimbledon Highlights The most
eitensive on-air coverage ol the event with same day
action highlights andcomprehensiye semi-linal match
play coverage
l*i NEWS UPDATE
( 4 ) RISE AND BE HEALED
CS) IHE COMMANDERS GeorgiZhukov .Harshalollhe
Soviet Union
0 6 ) OVER EAST Guest: Jessica Mitlord Host: Hugh
Downs. (Closed captioned)
H B O MOVIE (THRILLER) " •
"The Onion FieM'"
19Z9 John Savage. James Wood (Paid Subscription
Television)Storyoltwokidnappedcopsandthe system
that handles Iheir kidnappers. (2 hrs.)
( 4 ) NEWS UPDATE
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OVER EAST Guest: Gaylord Perry. Host: Hugh
Downs. (Closed captioned)
CD FAMILTFEUD
6:51 ®
NEWS UPDATE
('2 1 0 0 ® NEWS
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HOGAITS HEROES
O NBC NEWS
O C D FAMILTFEUD
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CD P U T THE PERCENTAGES
CD BEVERLT HILLBILLIES
© O K E UPON A CLASSIC Old Curiosity Shop Grandlather and Nell meet a llamboyanl Mrs. Jarley, who
oilers them a ride.
CD CROSS wns
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BASEBALL Cleveland Indians vs Detroit
Tigers
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( 4 ) FAITH THAI LIVES
O C D JOKER'S WILD
( 6 1 ALL IN THE FAMILT
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19) CD DICK VANDYKE SHOW
( 1 0 ) © MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORI
(11) HOGAN'S HEROES
CD FACE DIE MUSIC
H B O SNEAK PREVIEW
7:SB ( 4 ) NEWS UPDATE
840 ( ? ) O THE WHITE SHADOW An embittered black
youth sows seeds ol r e b e l l i o n among the Carver
basketball playerswhenhe calls Coach Reevesa racist.
(Repeat. 60 mins.)
®
INTERNATIONAL SOCCER European Club
Championship
O O THE MISADVENTURES Of SHERIFF LOBO When
Orly s most lamous ciliien. Senator Calvin Fjpwers.
eipires in a swirling ball) at the Hot Springs spa. his
corruptcampaign manager Iriestocover uphisdemise
until alter the polls are closed. (Repeat. 60 mins.)
®
ORAL ROBERTS
( 6 ) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs Cincinnati Reds
( 9 ) MOVIE ( W E S T E R N ) " " R e d Tomahawk" 196J
Howard Keel. Joan Caullield. An Army Captain alter
Custer s massacre at the Little Big Horn, spreads the
word thai the Sioui may attack a small lown (2 hrs.)
S6) © NOVA "A Desert Place Despite an almost total
lack ol u i n l a l l each year and the great eitremes in
temperature, some planl and animal lite continues to
llourish in southern Arizona s Sonoran Desert. (60
mjns.HCIosed captioned)
Q I ) CD CD HAPPY DAYS With the help ol Richie's
Uncle Joe. the gang is transported back to the colorlul
days ol the Roaring Twenties, where district attorney
Richie and hoodlum Fonzie batlle over the love ol Lori
Beth. (Repeat)
CD HOGAN'S HEROES
H B O MOVIE (DRAMA) • • " Return ol a Man Caled
Horse" 1976 Richard Harris. Gail Sondergaard A
group ol trappers attack Yellow Hand Indians in an
attempt to gain control ol Iheir lands. (PG)(2 hrs.)
8:30 ( 4 ) GOOD NEWS
® CD CD LA VERNE AND SHNLEY Movie stardom
comes to Laverne and Shirley when they are chosen to
be in an Army training lilm. (Repeal)
8:58 ®
NEWS UPDATE
9:00 C 2 ) O O THE DEFECTION Of SIMAS KUDIRKA The
story ol a Lithuanian seaman who made a daring, but
abortive, attempt lor Ireedom by leaping Irom a
Russian ship to Ihe deck ol an American Coast Guard
cutler. Stars: Alan Arkin. Shirley Knight. (2 hrs)
O O ALONE AT LAST Contemporary comedy about
a middle-aged doctor's attempt to mediate the leud
between his wHe and his mother, and his problems with
his teenage musician son. Slars: Eugene Roche. Susan
S 700C1UB
0 0 ) © SEAICHF08 SOLUTIONS Theory. Modelingand
Prediction' The subjects explored are: theories, stories
or hypotheses welindandthentrytoeiplain. modeling,
using simple representatiom to test a theory or predktion. and prediction, trying tolorsee Ihe unlorseen, (60
mins.UCIosed captioned)
® CD CD THREE'S COMPANY When Jack inadvertently displays his great passion lor the opposite sei to
apartment manager Ralph Furley. his cover is
blown- lorcing him into the most outlandish act ever.
(Repeat) (Closed -Captioned)
CD MOVIE (COMEDY) • *
"HotelParadbo" 1966
Alec Guinness. Gina Lollobrigida A meek man tries to
carry on a rendezvous with his gorgeous neighbor, but
everything backlires. (2 hrs.)
9:30 O O NBC WHITE PAPER H Japan Can. Why Can I
We?' An NBC News special eiamining Ihe slow growth
ol American produclivity and why it must be increased.
Ihe program probes some possible reasons why IheU.S.
has slipped Irom being number one in per capita Gross
National Product to Ihe number seven position. (90
minsj
® CD CD TAXI Goaded by a beautilul snow bunny.
Alei attacks lite with hilarious new vengeance by
crashing down a steep ski jump, jumping out ol an
airplane and climbing into the ring with a boier.
(Repeat)
10:00 - Q D PKA FULL CONTACT KARATE Middleweight Conlend^s
j 0 H M T Jonathan and Jenniler jet
deep into South America to pay a million dollar ransom,
but wind up mounting a raid against the private army
ol a powerful embezzler who has kidnapped a brilliant
Hart Industries scientist (Repeat. 60 mins.)
©
SOUND STAGE Elvin Bishop (60 mins) (Closed
~ caotioned)
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Intarinr & Exterior
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for all your
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ABEL ACUNA, JR.
PHONE 8 9 3 - 7 5 J 5
8701 FERRY 8 9 4 - 9 7 4 2
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8 8 6 8 Water Street
Montagu
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Systems
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stallations
Residential A Commercial Site Preparation
Land G e a r i n g &
Tree Removal
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Top Soil
supplies
894-4265 - MONTAGUE
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1002 Colby Street
Whitehall
894-5644
Air Conditioning
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Direct Dial Phones
Cable Color TV
Just Minutes away from
beaches, parks, fishing and
sight seeing
Specializing In
Redwood Burl Clocks & Tables
Mini Art Shows.
Weekends
' Tuesday thru Saturday
HAIR STYLING
FOR GUYS AND GALS
10:00-5:30
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
HOURS:
Holmstead
Gallery
224 S. W e a r s . W h i t e h a l l
Ffl6HION6
4581 Dowling, Mntg.
NOW OPEN
Tuesday through Saturday
894-8104
Cheryl, Mary,
Sally & Sandy
For
Rent
Kathy. Gloria & Dee
894-5300
311 E.COLBY
CHERYL SartlFtt
LYNN'd Sarbuiarr
HBIR
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orner
Crosswinds
ART & CRAFT
SUPPLIES
Large Macrame
Painting
Carving
Silk Flower
Lines
OPEN 8 A M
Downtown Whitehall
JACK
N-JILL
Mrs. Ann Colby,
director
CHILD CARE CENTER
SUMMER NURSEY SCHOOL
Mon. Tues. Wed. 9-11:30a.m.
893-6025
Also taking enrollments
for fall and winter
Corner Mears and Muskegon,
Whitehall
at WHITE
LAKE MARINA
Marina 894-4115
Restaurant Ph. 893-4655
Serving Mon. thru Fri.
11:30 a.m. till 10 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sun. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
WESLEY
MARINE
SERVICE
4650 Goodrich
Ceramic & Gift Shop
•classes
handcrafted gifts
•greenwear
bisque
•supplies
Water Street, Whitehall
Open Tues. thru Sat,
10 to 4
Montague
Ph.89i«09
Open 9 to 9 7 days week
Wood, glass & mechanical
repair and service
Emergency repairs
Water skiis, marine radios,
accessories
|TH£ eOODV
For
Rent
6 0 0
DV
RESTAURANT
212 E.Colby, Whitehall
894-4178
FEATURES:
Breasted Chicken
Sweet Sour Pork w/ Japanese
Fried Rice
Barbeque Ribs
Homemade pie
Rent
Driving Range
Practice Putting Green
Pro Shop
Lunch Room & Lounge
4700 Whitehall Road
(old U.S. 31)
at Duck Lake Road
766-2217
Golf Lessons Pro.Bob Funndl
For
Rent
JVnabacfj's
WOMEN'S
APPAREL
Missy & Junior
OPEN WEEKLY
Monday through Saturday
9:30-5:30
511 E. Colby, Whitehall
Phone 894-8610
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1 4 1 1 1 4 . 1 1
Monday - Saturday
Evening appointments available Tues. Wed. Thurs.
Located in
Smith's Carriage House
DOWNTOWN WHITEHALL
Tricia Falbe,
Owner
112 Colby, Whitehall
Phone 894-5866
TODD
PHARMACY
BOo and JIM
PRESCRIPTION SPECIAUSTS
• SODA F O U N T A I N
•GIFTS
• FIRST A I D SUPPUES
• PRESCRIPTIONS
•Sredken^AS*
894-4573
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atGayle's Boutique
/MONTAGUE. MICHIGAN
'Jfocal'Pub
BOB & SUE W I L L A C K E R
& CREW
7 am-2am Da'hr
noon-10 pm Sun .ays
The bar
LIQUOR
*ith the
BEER
Delicious
Homemade Sandwiches
WHITEHALL
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There's ne place like
HeME...SERVICES
during first day of summer
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* ALGAE EATERS
* SPECIAL SALE TANK OF FISH
2
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• 1 0
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• RECORD SPECIALS OF THE WEEK
Billy Joel "GLASS HOUSES" (Rejular *7.97) on
Bob Soger 'AGAINST THE WIND" (Rejular *7.97) on
• PIONEER AUDIO EOIUPMENT
TS-695...6"x9", 3-way speaker (Rejular *139.95)
TS-694...6"i(9", Coaxial Speaker (Rejular *85.95)
KP4500...ln dash Cassette Player with Auto Reverse (Rejular *159.95)
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BUS TRIPS - Nashville Opera
land & Grand Old Opera - August
23 and 30. Color tour - Agawa
Canyon, Canada, Sept. 13 Contact Noble Gadabouts 821I would like to thank you all
U P - T O W N C O U N T R Y band for
2273 after 9:30 p.m. or Box 26, for the cards and visits and other
parties or receptions. Country Holton, Ml 49425. No alcohol Is kindnesses extended to me durrock and oldies. Call Bill Cloutier.
allowed on the bus.
6/18tfc ing my recent confinement In
894-4596 after 5 p.m. 6/18.25p
Mercy Hospital. Your thoughfulWEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY W H I T E H A L L H I G H SCHOOL
ness helped make the days much
Contact us for high quality picport cards will be available at
tures, Invitations, thank
you brighter.
e school office June 18, 19 &
Chester Smith
notes, napkins and accessories.
20.
6/18c
All at reasonable prices. Call
We would like to express our
Ross Photography 861-5273.
THE MONTAGUE MUSEUM
sincere thanks to neighbors,
will be open every Saturday and 4/ync
friends and relatives for their
Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. through
R E D U C E SAFE & FAST with expressions of sympathy In the
June. July and August, tfc
GoBese Tablets & E-Vap "water passing of our husband, father
pills" Todd P h a r m K y , Montague and "papa", Ralph 0. Grelnke.
5/21 thru 6/25p
We would like to express
W O W ! A super way to earn
special thanks to Pastor Teske,
beautiful clean, problem-free
BEES A P R O B L E M ?
Why medical personnel of Mercy Hoshouse plants. Call 861-2651
chance
stings?
Cash
paid
for pital, the Misco employees and
^/4.11c
the St. James Lutheran Ladles
hanging swarms. Reasonable
Aide. Our special appreciation for
charges for removal from inside
Y O U N G C A T E R I N G SERVICE
the gifts ot money, flowers and
walls. Call 861-2933 or 861-2928
Let us cater your special occasion
food.
party. Reasonable 766-2683.
Free estimates. 6/4tfc
Thanks to everyone who was
10/18tfc
with us at the hospital the last
few days and also to everyone
who helped take care of the girls
IS D R I N K I N G Y O U R
through all this.
PROBLEM?
Your kindness will always be
Call White Lake AA Group
893-4365 - 894-6255 - 894-4330 • Happlnes Is seeing Ginny and Ike remembered.
God Bless you all.
working together again.
894-4452
Mae Grelnke
1/9tfc
Two Friends
Rick and Janet
Happiness IS...
Gifford & Girls
ATTENTIONI
Knowing wonderful people like
BAND MEMBERS
the Lindrup Family who will M O R R E Y R. LORENSON 502
PtstAPretant
tolerate 15 Brownies and three E. Muskegon, Whitehall has
A marching band will be asleaders in their barn through won 2 Free tickets to the Park
sembled for the Settlers Day
tornado warnings, ghosts and Theater. They may be picked
up at the Observer office 8674
Parade. July 4th. If Interested
skunks! Thanks a million!!
Ferry St., Montague 6/18 thru
in marching In this band,
Brownie Troop 172
1
6/25.
please attend rehearsals at
Montague High School band
room • Tuesday. July 1 and
Thursday, July 3 at 7:30 p.m.
- For further information contact
^ K e n Dahl or Tom Harsay. 6/18,
25.7/?
56 MPG
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P O R T CITY
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t u i t m M t i o t mc
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759-8511
Summer
Gymnastics
at
Mary's School of Dance
& Gymnastics
is being offered by
Karta Goerlcke
June 24 - July 24
^
Five 2-Hour Sessions
Beginners, Intermediate
& Advanced levels
Registration-June 19
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
at
Mary's School of Dance
& Gymnastics
113W. Colby, Whitehall
For More Information
Call 894-8440 E«nings
ON 19S0 VOLARE & ASPENS
plus
REBATES
equal
per month
SEE THESE EXAMPLES
We can spray foam your
trailer to stop leaks or
insulate. During the month
of June we will do your
trailer for 10% over our
cost. For a free estimate
call
SPRAY KING
INSULATION
759-8029
We back our product with a
15 year guarantee.
DODGE ASPEN. 2 (
PLY. V O L A R E . 4 dr
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ASPARAGUS FOR SALE - 45 E L E C T R O L U X vacuum cleaners.
cents per pound. Montague on Viking & National sewing maLamos Road. 894-2017. tfc
chines. We service and have
FREE - one white kitten to a good
parts for all makes. A. Bruinix home. 894-9886. 6/18c
S T R A W B E R R I E S - now taking Call 873-3380. 5/7c
GOATS for sale. Call 894-6306. orders. U-Pick or picked. Tim W O R K C L O T H E S - pants $1.00.
Schiller, 861-5089. 6/11,18.25d shirts $.75. Also jackets, cover6/18c
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$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
TRADE
$ 541.00
$1755.40
$ 894.60
$ 894.60
$ 71.96
$ 71.96
$ 71.96
Hunt Soles
& Service
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USED
CAR
SSahidtim
1980 M U S T A N G H A T C H B A C K 4 cyl., 4-spd., P/S, AM/FM
Stereo. 6.000 miles
1979 M O N A R C H 4 dr.. Demo., 6 Cy., Auto., P/S, P/B,
AM-FM Radio
1979 M O N A R C H * Air Condition, Speed Control, Radio, Vinyl
Roof. Sharp!
1970 M O N Z A 3 Dr.. <1 Cyl. 1 f
Sytlo Stool
Wheels. Nice cor
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— V i n y l Roof, Cloan Cor
1977 G R A N A D A 2 Dr., 6 Cyl.. Auto.. Speed control. AM/FM.
Air Cond.. Vinyl Roof, Clean car
1977 M A V E R I C K 2 Dr., 6 Cyl., Std. shift. Radio. Nice car
Good Gas Mileage
1976 M U S T A N G 3-dr., 4Cyl., 4 Speed. Radio. Tu-tone Paint
1976 M U S T A N G 2-Dr., G H I A . 4 Cyl.. 4 Speed. Radio.
Vinyl Roof
1975 PINTO 2-Dr.. 4-Cylinder. 4 Speed
1076 FORD LTD SQUIRE W A f ^ . ' n Dtoroo, Cruioo,
LuggogoRaok
1975 M E R C U R Y 4-Dr.. Vinyl Roof. Air Conditioning
lMn
PAYMENT
CHRYSLER CASH OR M O N T H L Y
Based on 48 mos. financing with Crysler Credit Corp. 10.97% A
893-1945
CAR S O U N D - closeouts. Many
Craig and lotsa speakers. Home
T V , Whitehall. 6/18C
ECONOMY
a.px
MSRP
PRICE
T A X . I N C . T A X . INCL .
$6,295.16 $5,641.00
$7,962.28 $7,055.40
$6,714.28 $5,994.60
$6,714.28 $5,994.60
$5,488.12 $5,171.96
$5,700.43 $5,171.96
$5,739.80 $5,171.96
R E F R I G E R A T O R - approx. 11.5
cu. ft. capacity, freezer compartment. frost free - white $100;
Small upright freezer approx.
10.5 cu. ft. white $75. Both In
excellent cond. 894-4285. 6/18c
II
10.97%
OUR SALE
CANOE LOST - Montague area, FREE PUP - male, part Husky.
on White Lake. Yellow exterior, Call 894-8043. 6/18p
black interior. 894-5395. Reward.
H O R S E S H O E I N G and trimming.
6/18
Contact Will Lent 861-5033. tfc
LOST - Whitehall area - black and
white Boston Terrier, answers to
Penny. 894-6505. 6/18c
PRODUCE
alls. socks, caps, etc at low
HORSES B O A R D E D - close to
prices. Factory Surplus Sales,
town, riding and training areas. S T R A W B E R R I E S . Please bring
containers for berries by the case. Montague stoplight corner. Ph.
894-5183. 6/4,11,18c
Freeway to New Era exit - go 894-6633. Open 10 a.m. to 5:30
5 - Y E A R G R A D E G E L D I N G - west four miles to 36th Ave. p.m. 12/10tfc,
want return of original Invest- South one mile. Dean Jacobs. H A Y M O W E R . 3 point hitch,
ment of $500. Experienced rider. New Era. Ph. 861-4429. 6/18p
model Dearborn. 76" bar - $125.
Will trade livestock of equal
Call 894-8426.
6/18c
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You
pick
or
value. Willing to deal. Call 894we
pick.
Open
about
June
19.
SPINET O R G A N - deluxe model,
9398. 6/18c
Freeway to Shelby exit, go west music and bench. Call 894-4967
,
POULTRY, hog. cow. horse and 4 /2 miles to 40th Ave., then after 4 p.m. - anytime weekends.
other feeds. Dahl's Farm Service. south I V i miles to Grant Rd. 6/11,18c
LOST &
Leonard Andrews, Ph. 861-4382.
Montague. Ph. 893-7195 tfc
CB - Still a few closeout plus full
6/18.25:7/2c
FOUND
line of guaranteed accessories.
PURE BRED A R A B I A N mare,
Home T V . Whitehall. 6/18c
great conformation,
fantastic
FOR SALE
brood
mare.
Must
sell....moving.
M A L E C O L U E PUP lost SaturW E B E R portable gas grill with
day in vicinity of Michillinda Best offer. 894-9663. 6/18c
i work table. Ph. 894-4559. 6/18p
Road/White Lake Dr. brown and FOR SALE Treeing Walker pups
white, wearing
chain collar, - 3 months old - 3 males - 1 4000 B T U window air conditioner
STOP D O N ' T T H R O W away that
needs nean medicine. Reward. female; good background, asking - used very little, ready to Install.
old chair. Let us repair it for you.
Call 894-9683 anytime. 6/11,18c $75 a piece. Ph. 766-2722. 6/18, Call 894-9366 after 3.
6/18p
Canelng. Wicker. Reed. Rattan,.
LOST - M U F F I N come home to 26p
20 G U A G E double barrel shotgun Rush. Will make new rockers and
Amy and Molly - small black
- Call 894-8048 after 6 p.m. 6/18p other little things. Upholstering.
w/spot of white - female dog - has F R E E K I T T E N S , 4 tiger, 1 gray,
POKE - ABOUT SHOPPE. Ph.
litter
trained,
very
loving.
894H A Y FOR SALE • you haul from
tag with name. Belongs to two
894-8450. 3/9tfc
6461.
6/18p
the field. 894-4908. 6/18c
girls - Reward. 894-9386. 6/18c
ig Business
Like It's Never Been
Done Before!
6/11,18c
ATTENTION
TRAILER
OWNERS
My sincere appreciation to all
those who extended best wishes
to me In my retirement. I am
overwhelmed with all the kind
expressions by the Whitehall
Board of Education, the administrators, my colleagues, students
and community.
My continuing wish for Whitehall School Is that each student
will attain those goals in education which lead to a satisfying and
fulfilling life. I am proud of the
very many Whitehall
School
graduates who have entered useful and gratifying occupations,
establishing themselves In their
lives of service to others.
Needless to say, I have greatly
enjoyed my years of association
with my colleagues.
I am deeply grateful for all the
cards, notes, flowers, and all the
rest which were so kindly bestowed on me during the last
several weeks. God bless you all,
always.
Love from ybur friend,
Ruth M. Cordell
PAYMENT
$124.00
$124.00
$124.00
$124.00
$124.00
$124.00
$124.00
107< LTD <1 Dr., Air, Stereo, ft SOLD
1973 M U S T A N G M A C H I. Small V-8. 3 Speed. AM/FM Radio
Sharp...
1978 FORD F250. V-8 Auto., P/S, P/B, Step Bumper, Reg. Gas
1978 FORD F150 R A N G E R EXPLORER. Super Cab. Auto.. P/S
P/B, Step Bumper. AM1FM Radio. Dual Fuel Tanks
1970 FORD M M 4x4 R A N G C P ^ " ' '
Tu tone Point.
— A l u m i n u m Whoolo. Ctool b o l . P u ' ' K . V . J d I o . Ctop Dumper. Charp
1977 FORD 150 RANGER XLT Auto., P/S, P/B, Radio,
Bumper. Reg. Gas. Sharp
1976 FORD F250. V-8.4 speed, P/S. P/B. Step Bumper
1976 C H E V Y V* T O N P I C K U P . V-8. Standard Shift. Radio. Step
Due In
Save
$4495
****
$4405
$3795
$2895
$3195
$2995
$1895
$1496
$1895
Ju,tln
2095
$4295
$4495
$4006
Step
Jurtln
$2295
Bumper. Low Mileage
JM
1971 C H E V Y . H Ton. Auto.. P S O L D i u m p e i 1
• «
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY TRUCK
OR AUTOMOBILE!!!
BRUCE WIERSEMA
FORD/MERCURY
7148 West Main •• Fremont
Phone 924-3200
June 18.1980. Page 18
FOR
G R A N D F A T H E R CLOCKS handcrafted, solid oak or cherry.
Moon dial, chimes quarter hour,
reasonably priced. Call 861-2928.
Immediate delivery. 6/4,11.18c
SALE
M I N O L T A SRT 201 single lens
reflex camera -1:7 lens, also 200 C H A I N U N K F E N C E , installed
MM telephoto lens - best otter. or do it yourself, 9,11, or 11%
Phone 894-9606. 6/11.18p
guage fencing available in
heights 3', 4', 5' and 6'. Call us
BROWN BRICK - enough tor 220
for an estimate. Montgomery
sq. tt. Ph. 744-4386 weekends
Wards, Huston Sales Agency,
only. 6/18c
Montague. Ph. 894-5602. 6/4tfc
B E A U T Y SHOP E O U I P M E N T 12 C H A I N S A W S - $35 to $250.
hydraulic chair and a dryer/chair
Monday thru Friday "til 5 p.m.
combination all tor 5100. 894Closed Saturday. Shelby Sawmill.
4585 after 3 p.m. 6/18p
6/18,25c
FEEDS FOR HORSE - pig - W A T C H B A T T E R I E S
tor all
chicken - rabbit - duck- dog - cat - electronic. LED & LCD watches.
bird. Wonders W e r t e m Sup- Mitchell Jewelry, 909 E. Colby,
pliers US 31, Montague, ttc
Whitehall (across from White
H A Y 50 cents bale, good tor Sands) Ph. 893-4782. ttc
B A R K FOR SALE • Jarvis Saw- T W O B E D R O O M mobile home,
Edgewood Trailer Park, 14 x 60,
mill, Inc. 861-2078. ttc
R E A L ESTATE
adults, no pets, reasonable, refS E L U N G PARTS from 400 Farm erences, deposit. Call 894-9253.
Tractors, also some farm ma6/18tfc
chinery. Stamm Equipment Co.,
20 ACRES - Fruitland Twp.,
Wayland, Ml 49348. Ph. 792- T W O B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T wooded. 1 mi. from Misco Plant 5
for rent. $250 per month. No
6204. 4/9 thru 5/14p
- $12,000, possible land contract
pets, utilities furnished. 894-8430
with $3,000 down. Price is negotior 894-8068. 6/18c
MOBILE
able. Call 744-8545 after 10 a.m.
FOR R E N T - A-Frame Chalet in 6/18c
HOMES
quiet rural Shelby. Single person M O B I L E H O M E O W N E R S - Lots
TRAVEL
only. Year lease required. Call 100 x 172, beautifully wooded,
underground electric and teleM O B I L E H O M E O W N E R S IN- 8 6 1 - 4 5 3 4 - 6 / 1 8 c
phone, mail delivered,
snow
S U R A N C E - Ed Sikkenga, Phone W H I T E H A L L - furnished upper
861-4012 or 894-8244. 4/2tfc
4-room apartment, non smoking plowed by highway department.
Four miles north of Montague,
older adults only. References and
US-31 and Oceana County line
deposit. 893-2565. 6/4,11.18c
(Skeels Rd.) - on East Lane Drive.
FOR RENT
NICE STUDIO A P A R T M E N T S
Small down payment and $40 per
for rent. Call 894-9097. 4/23tfc
month. Owner 861-5384 or 894N E W L Y R E M O D E L E D one bed-1 FOR R E N T - Summer months 4252 - P.O. Box 202, Montague,
room apartments, no children or only. Large summer home, not" Mi. 6/4,11.18p
furnished. $3000 per month. Tom
pets.
Downtown Montague.
Box 588,
Phone 894-9021 - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. McMurray, P.O.
Geneva, IL 60314. Whitehall
6/11 ttc
phone: 894-4424. 6/11,18,25c
W H I T E H A L L - close to town,
1-bedroom upstairs apartment, A P A R T M E N T for rent, White$175/mo. Deposit $175. Pay own hall. $240 - all utilities paid.
electric - gas furnished. No pets. 894-8068 or 894-8430. House for
For appointment call 894-9002 rent Whitehall. 6/18c
•
mulching. Call 894-5940 or 894- M E T A L PATIO SET white table
8255. 6/4c
top has glass cover, 4 chairs. Like
O R A N A M E N T A L W I N D M I L L S - new $85. Zenith HI-FI twin
4 teet high with 2 wheels. Ph. cabinets, blonde, excellent cond.
$90. Contemporary table lamp
861-4458. 6/4,11,18p
$20. 894-4285. 6/18c
SEARS CONSOLE E L E C T R O N I C
W A S H E R D R Y E R U N I T vertical
chord organ - used very little $300
or will trade tor best otter or Frigidalre laundry center, 24" from9a.m.-5:30p.m.
6/18tfc
colored TV. Ph. 893-7225. 6/18c wide, works and looks nearly
new. White Lake area 894-9203. SPACE FOR trailer on Campbell
FOR SALE: Cream colored male
Lake. Seasonal. Call 893-0185.
6/18c
standard poodle puppy. Had all
6/18c
shots, wormed and house broke. T H R E E I B M typewriters from
Champion sire and dam - excel- Whitehall typing class room.
lent pedigree $275. Call 744-8305 $350 each. First come, first
served. Call 893-1655, ext. 26.
6/18c
6/18,25c
CAR F M R A D I O ? Convert your
AM to AM-FM for $22.17. Easy DOG & C A T wild bird feeds and
to install. Works good. Home supplies. Water softner and salt
and Deicer salt. Dahl's Farm
T V . Whitehall 6/18c
Ask us (or i n f o r m a t i o n
P O T T I N O SOIL - peat pots - peat Service. Montague. Ph. 893-7195
11/7tfc
moss - cactus mix - Vermiculite -
We Sell
Bottled Gas
and
Make Hook-ups
plant foods. Wonders Western
Suppliers - U.S. 31., Montague,
Ph. 894-4481. 3/15tfc
SLAB W O O D $70 & $80. Free
delivery within 20 mile radius.
Jarvls Sawmill, Inc. Ph. 861-2078
C H A I N U N K F E N C E drive gates 1/30tfc
stairs, wood fence and posts, 2 " U S E D J E A N S " $5.00 - bibs
fiberglass hydroplanes with con- $6.00. Many other bargains;
trols, dressers, couch, new doors, jackets, flannel shirts, casual
swim pool pump, diving board, pants, sweaters, sport shirts;
whirlpool, water pump filter, belts, etc. Factory Surplus Sales,
custom sauna. 894-8068 - 894- Montague. 12/10tfc
LESTER C. G E T T L E R 10810
Parkwood, Montague has won 2
Free tickets to the Park Theater
They may be picked up at the
Observer office 8674 Ferry St..
Montague 6/18 thru 6/25.
CUSTOM PICTURE
FRAMING
Mounting - Matting
Oceani Glass & Paint
Whitehall-893-8541
Postema Bros.
HARDWARE
& APPUANCE^
NEW ERA
PH 861-2442
,
PROCESSING
•BEEF •PORK
VEAL*LAMB
W R A P P I N G & SHARP FREEZING
HART
MEAT CO.
873-3874
WICKSTRA
REALTY your
5 % Broker
SILVER L A K E C O T T A G E 60" frontage. Year around with extra
cottage in back. Land Contract available $59,000.
25
F I V E M I L E S E A S T O F H A R T . Nice country home on small
acreage. $30,000.
S T O N Y L A K E F R O N T LOT. 100 ft. for only $16,000.
M O B I L E H O M E at Stony Lake $14,900.
M O B I L E H O M E on Sessions Rd. in Shelby $10,500 with Land
Contract available.
PER S B -
White Sands Resort
6235 Old Channel Trail
Montague
FHE M O R E Y O U TELL - T H E
V F W HALLFOR RENT
Q U I C K E R Y O U SELL! Observer
Weddings - Parties - etc. Ph
News want ads do the job. C * 593-1395.
*
894-5765. 9/11 tfc
894-908
SOUTH SHORE DRIVE. 4 b e d r o o m , walkout b a s e m e n t ,
rec-room with wet bar and separate kitchen, formal dining,
fireplace, 2 b a t h s a n d double g a r a g e . Beautiful setting a n d a
bargain at $63,500. LAND CONTRACT AVAILABLE!
#
MATTRESS
00
ROTHBURY A M E R I C A N
LEGION H A L L
for rent - parties - receptions, etc.
Call 894-8413. tfc
Halb
for Rent
EVERY TUESDAY
F I N E S T L A K E M I C H I G A N C O T T A G E close to Pentwater, 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, 150 front foot. By appointment only.
$
H A L L FOR R E N T - for reception,
parties, etc. Ph. 744-9063 or
894-5412. 11/7tfc
AGENCY
CUSTOM
BUTCHERING
Used
BOX SPRINGS
PICKUP YOUR PHONE, have a
sellout of unneeded items with an
iGbserver-News want ad. Call
ARROWHEAD
Y E A R A R O U N D C O T T A G E on Silver Lake near Mac Woods,
fireplace, great frontage. $69,500.
and
FOR SALE BY O W N E R - 3
H A L L FOR R E N T - Twin Lake
bedroom furnished house, oil Civic Building. Call 828-6379.
furnace. In Claybanks, 48th and 3/7tfc
Webster, 1 lot. Call 894-4720.
N E W OPENING
6/11,18,25c
TERRY'S L A K E V I E W HALL
W H I T E H A L L - House, income &
Whitehall - Available anytime.
commercial property for sale.
$100. Parties - Receptions - EtTa
Good terms to qualified buyer.
Ph. 893-3444 or 894-9691. 3 / 1 9 ^
894-8068 or 894-8430. 6/18c
110 FT. L A K E M I C H I G A N - 3 bedroom cottage Juniper Beach
$35,000.
6 U N I T A P A R T M E N T B U I L D I N G S in New Era - $30,000 down
on L/C.
FIELD-STONE FRONT. Sharp foyer, formal dining, 3
bedrooms, I V a baths, finished b a s e m e n t , rec-room, g a s heat
PLUS wood b u r n e r , attached double g a r a g e and work area.
$39,500. LAND CONTRACT TERMS!
FIREPLACE TO GATHER AROUND. 3 large b e d r o o m s ,
ground floor laundry room, full b a s e m e n t , natural g a s h e a t .
Now only $30,500. LET US HELP YOU WITH FINANCING!
LAZY? Look at 1029 Livingston St. in Whitehall. Beautifully
decorated 3 bedroom raised rancher, g r e a t lawn. Extra special
finished rec. room a n d worksnop in b a s e m e n t , j u s t nothing to
do but relax and enjoy living in this honey of a home. Priced to
sell now at $43,000.
WHITE LAKE FRONTAGE. 87 f t . of choice sandy beach, over
200 f e e t d e e p near Yacht Club a n d Golf Course. South Shore
Drive reduced to $29,900. LAND CONTRACT CONSIDERED!
I
LOOKING FOR OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING? T h e n let us
show you this 4 bedroom g e m with wooded ravine setting,
t h e r e are 2 sliders to the h u g e deck, full walkout b a s e m e n t with
set-up for divided living, 2 full baths, wood-burner, g a r a g e .
City of Whitehall. You m u s t g o through this
h o m e to
appreciate the real value at $37,900. ASSUMABLE 9 %
MORTGAGE.
SPACIOUS ECONOMY. 4 bedroom double-wide on large
fenced-in lot, 2 full baths, s u p e r wood-burner, 21/J stall g a r a g e ,
just $21,900. LAND CONTRACT
DELIGHTFUL 5 ACRES surrounds this 3 b e d r o o m home
outside Whitehall. Garden, cut wood, h u n t . Needs some work
but priced for you to buy at $19,900.
WATERFRONT BUILDING SITES. Private lake north of
M o n t a g u e - s h a d e d lots from $2,800. Brown's Pond acreage for
privacy - $6,900. Swiss chalets would love t h e s e White Lake
lots starting at $29,900. Lake Michigan frontage, with million
dollar views-priced at $35,500.
A R R O W H E A D SPECIAL OF THE WEEK
BOATERS own your own piece of paradise in Apache Hills Sub.
on beautiful Pentwater Lake. Back lots start at $5,995 with easy
terms.
S E C L U D E D 2 bedroom home, fireplace on a nice wooded lot by
Silver Lake. Must Sell - $20,000.
ii i 1 —Dfj
COASTAL R E A L E S T A T E . I N C .
S H E L B Y , 3 bedroom mobile home, laundry room, $23,700.
H A R T - C r e e k frontage, antique decor $32,500.
OLD S T A T E L Y H O M E In Shelby with 3 fireplaces and 5
bedrooms. Original woodwork throughout.
40 ACRES - ROLLING HILLS - wooded, in Golden Township
$21,000.
H A R T , 3 bedroom, full basement, underground sprinkling
A R T H U R R O A D - New 4-bedroom ranch, wood heat. Possible
L/C - $45,000.
$40,000.
R O T H B U R Y , 2 bedroom mobile home, 8 acres $16,500.
S H E L B Y , 9 acres, water gas and sewage available $16,000.
C O M M E R C I A L / I N D U S T R I A L building In Shelby. Older brick
building $39,000.
MONTAGUE,
$56,900.
C R Y S T A L L A K E lots available with Land Contract.
4 bedroom, fireplace,
walk-out
basement
M O N T A G U E , 4 bedroom, vinyl siding, new roof, $27,900.
GRAND HAVEN
WHITEHALL
846-3490
894-9061
DougLohman
894-9061
Bev Boeder
894-8312
Sue Cloutler C l a r k . . 894-9439
Roberta W i l l i a m s . . 86^5706
Greg Betts
Allen Rant, M G R . . . 894-9630
894-5270
Cherl Hlbbert
87^4924
H A N D Y M A N SPECIAL in Shelby - 2 bedroom home on LincolnStreet - only $10,000.
BLUEBERRY F A R M IN H A R T - 80 acres with 15 acres
blueberries - 3 bedroom house and barn. Land Contract.
PH. 861-4148
WICKSTRA REALTY
DOWNTOWN SHELBY
N E W LISTING - GREAT STARTER OR RETIREMENT H O M E
-- §harp 2 or 3 bedroom one-story in a n a r e a of fine homes, very
new kitchen, tastefully decorated, garage, $29,500.
Don Holmetrom
Herb Jacobs
Frank Holllster
Bob Miller
Gordon OdeU
894-5136
861-4033
894-4331
894-6067
894-5914
Jack Bendelow
Leslie Patterson
894-6124
894-6286
8779 Ferry Street
Montague, Michigan
II (
June 18.1980, Page 19
Q A R A Q E S A L E - June 21 from 9
to 5 - 7138 Durham Rd.. Whitehall. 9x11 umbrella tent, antique
table, new stove hood, boys
Garage
Sale
P A R K I N G LOT S A L E - J u n e 20 & I clothing 10-12, dishes
21 - bargains galore! Factory
Surplus Salts, Montague. 6/l8c
€
R A Q E S A L E - 9 0 0 Alice St..
Itehall, Frl., June 20 9-?
children and adult clothes, toys,
books, yard goods, curtains, chair
many misc. Items. 6/18p
Y A R D S A L E - 7840 Old Channel
Trail, Montague - June 20 & 21
from 9 to 5. 6/18p
M D V I N G S A L E - J u n e 20-21 9 ^
No Pre-Sales. Tires, clothing,
office desk, dehumidified, stereo
misc. Everything must go. 3163
A » n i c Dr.. Whitehall.
6/18
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&
^
6/18c
3 . F A M ) L y 6 a r a g e sale •
J u n e ^ & 21 C|0thes
household Items, misc. 2nd house
on left on Melnert Road - east off
D U R H A M ROAD Y A R D SALES between Alice & Benston Rd,,
7541 and 7830, Saturday, June 21
- 9 a.m. Some furniture.
6/18c
Lamos. 6/18c
BIQ G A R A G E & Y A R D S A L E Frl. & Sat., June 20 & 21 - 5215
Whitehall Road. • Electric clothes
dryer, sink with metal cabinet
base, Coleman lantern, hedge
trimmer, BBQ Grill, bar stools,
exercise bike, new 22" lawnmower. dishes, books,
tires,
plants, crafts, cloths and lots
more. 6/18p
00 FAMILY YARD SALE
' ""Z~ \ ™ F "
' A R D S A L E - Friday. June 20 -
J u n e 19 &
4700 Dowllng. Montague. 6/18p
Be|| R d
^
U m
g
t0 5i
Whitehall. Bikes, wag-
S A T U R D A Y , J U N E 2 1 W LOB ol • » n s ' " i 5 1 1 8 5 ' , l r 9 s ' m l s c ' 6 / 1 B p
misc. good stuff - Montague - Y A R D S A L E - Friday and Satur7924 Oak off Old Channel. 6/18 iday, 4500 Melnert Park Road.
T H R E E F A M I L Y Y A R D SALE
Ch |drens
shorts sets, fruit |ars
Friday. June 20. Sat.. June 21 4921 Stanton. Montague from 9
to 5. Furniture, bikes, antiques,
dishes, pans and misc. household
ms. 6/18c
and more
6/18
i
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P
GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Shelby Congregational Church.
Fellowship Center, June 20, 21
from 9-5. New, used and recycled
LE - 9 a.m. - June 18, 19 and items, small appliances, odds and
20 - 8613 Meade, Montague. ends, clothing, misc. household
Clothing, dishes, furniture, etc. Items, furniture, jams and leliies,
baked goods and a coffee shop.
No early sales. 6/18c
€
Y A R D S A L E - s t a r t s Thurs., June
19 thru June 28 - 9 a.m. - lots of
clothing - used - good used and
brand new - plenty of misc. items
- N. of Montague - west on
Webster Road to 44th Ave - N. Vi
mi. Another large sale Just up the
road.
6/18
NEIGHBORHOOD
G A R A G E S A L E - A n t l q u e s , furniture. dishwasher, wood stove,
motorcycle 125. exercise logger,
tires, household Items, clothes all sizes, baby to adult. June 19 &
20 9-5 p.m. East of Rothbury on
Clay Rd. off 88th Avenue. 6/18p
6/11,18c
I D S A L E - F r i d a y & Saturday
5) Roto hoe Snow plower $75;
TV antenna $15; cherry wood
dining room table set $150. (2)
antique wash tub stands - boat
carrier forjopper; forge blower;
sump pump; movie camera;
many other Items. 9190 Cook St..
Montague or call 894-9727.6/18p
OUR F I F T H A N N U A L SALE multi-family. Sewing machine,
belt massager, clock radio, lawnmower, pool pump, go cart,
kitchen table and chairs, end
tables, 10 speed bike, utility
trailer, all kinds of clothes, toys;
odds and ends. No early sales.
Frl. 9-5. Sat til noon. 2665 White
Lake Drive - 1 mi. west of US 31.
6/1 8D
O A R A G E S A L E - Sat.. June 21 9 to 5. Corner of Stone Rd and
Scenic Dr., N. of Stony Lake.
Children's clothes, toys, fumlw e . tools, drapes, books, bedspreads. misc. 6/18
B A R N S A L E - E v e r y Sat.. 9 a.m.
Come see "The Word's Most
Unusual Place". 15.000 articles
from farm estates, yard sales
WorldWide Imports. Best prices
anywhere, 25c to $100.
In
Whitehall on Mears, 6 blocks
South of Pltklns Drugs. Also we
are buying good items.
Ph
744-1748. 6/11tfc
Y A R D S A L E - S a t . , June 21-9-5.
Two family. Misc. Items - 311 E.
Lewis, Whitehall."'
6/18p
SIX F A M I L Y G A R A G E S A L E Friday, June 21, 9 till. 755 W.
Lakewood Road. 6/18p
G A R A G E S A L E - Sat., June 21
'
9-4. mattress, dresser, lots of
children's clothes, misc. Ellers
Rd. first house west of Lamos.
6/18
Y A R D S A L E • June 19, 20 - 9-5.
Ass't. size Infants, boys and girls
clothes (including husky's) thru
large woman's summer clothes
(some maternity), drapes, sheets,
spreads, dishes, toys - assorted
ages; canning jars, small appliances, 20" boys bike speed,
wicker hamper, bookg. games
and much more, 4086 Fruitvale
Rd. 6/18p
G A R A G E S A L E : Don't miss this
one! Something for all. No )unk
and reasonable prices. Washer,
•stove top, new diamond ring set,
plants, toys, and clothes. No
early sales! 1133 Wilshlre Drive
8:00 A.M. til ? June 20 and 21.
6/18p
G A R A G E S A L E - 3 family, June
19-20, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 604
E. Spring,, Whitehall.
Baby
equipment, baby to adult clothing
old glass, furniture, tools, linen,
much more. 6/18c
9 F A M I L Y Y A R D S A L E - J u n e 19
& 20 only ?-5 p.m. Furniture,
antiques, outdoor grills, dishes,
knicknacks, hand vacuum, curtains, old adding machine, books,
toys. Little League football equip,
clothing (all sizes) Max Rolph's
Winston Rd., Montague, N. on
old U.S. 31 to Webster Rd., left
SVt miles to 44th Ave., right 1
mile to Winston, turn right.
Follow signs.
6/18
W A N T E D - the right to build our
own homes without permits. The
Township Rights Assoc. objects
to the enforcement of this unconstitutional law and has appealed to Senator Phil Arthurhultz for help. He Has Agreed!!
Now We Need Your Help. A large
crowd will convince the Senator
this law olaces a hardshlo on
people. Please attend, bring a cai
load. This probably is our last
chance. Meeting is June 20. 8
A N T I Q U E S & C O L L E C T I B L E S - p.m.. Shelby Jr. High Gym, 5th
garage sale. 2 family; June 20 & St.. Shelby. 6/18p
21,9-4,4721 Sandy Lane, Whitehall, 893-3175. Kerosene lamps, W A N T E D T O B U Y : Used cement
4 - GWTW, 3-Aladdin and many blocks. 828-4184 after 5.6/18.25c
more - clocks, numerous chairs,
rockers, many refinlshed, oak,
caned, upholstered, etc. 5-plece
cherry frame living room set,
newly upholstered.
Tables,
dishes, German War 11 helmets,
Gold & Sliver Coins
gasmasks; copper boiler; military
Proof & Mint Sets
clothing, macrame hangers, old
Pocket Watches
tools, roto-tlller and many more
and
Marked Jewelry
items.
6/18p
Ph. 894-5417
G A R A G E S A L E - 7549 Carefree
6/18tfc
Dr.. Whitehall - Sat.. June 21.
CHESTNUT KNOLL ANTIQUES
now open for business, corner
West Webster Rd. and 60th Ave.,
off Old US 31. We have round
and square oak tables,
old
rockers, clocks, kerosene G.W.T.
W. hanging and leaded lamps,
phonographs. Much furniture,
much more all refinlshed. WE
ALSO ARE BUYING ANTIQUES.
OPEN FROM 1fr6 DAILY
894-6220. 3/26tfc
WANTED
BY r. P. COINS
9-3. Children and teen clothing;
toys and games, some misc. 6/18
Y A R D S A L E -19-20-21 9 to 7 7870 Durham Road. Boys clothes
- toys - cub scout shirts. If rain
23' C E N T U R Y , 318 V drive
canceled. 6/18p
Inboard, 160 hrs on water, excellent condition, fiber glass and
teak trim, port a pot, deep V hull,
WANTED
cutty cabin, sea anchor, 2 Riviera
down riggers, new #1600 teleW A N T E D T O R E N T - 2-bedroom sonar fish finder, FM shore to
home In Whitehall area, near shore 8-track tape deck, auto &
expressway - working widow - manual bilge pumps, 3 gal. per
one teen, lost home to fire. $250. hour, max. speed approx. 38
to $300. range. 788-5067 any MPH. 36 gal. capacity gas tanks,
time. 6/11,18p
tandum trailer with electric winch
and brakes. $8500. 893-3654 beW A N T E D TQ BUY - flute music.
fore 5 p.m. - 861-5311 after 6
Call 894-6280 before 5 p.m. 6/18p
p.m. 6/4 thru 6/25c
0
NOTICE
GRANT TOWNSHIP
'76 M O N T E S S A 250CC - excellent condition $700. 766-2656.
6/18c
K O W A S K I K E 100- like new,
only 90 miles. $695.00. Phone
894-5467 evenings. 6/11tfc
1977 R I N K E R B U I L T B O A T carpeted, Tri-Hull - 70 h.p. Johnson
motor, A-1 shape. Trailer and 2 6 gal tanks. Cost $6500 new - will
take $2300. Motor used one
summer, also canvas cover - Ph.
893-4495. 6/18,25c
BIKES
&
1972 H O N D A SL125- 2500 miles,
$450 or best offer. Call 894-4595
or 894-6679. 6/18c
T R I K E $ - $ 1 0 each - bicycles single speed 26", 24" & 20" $30
each; Coaster wagons $15 each.
Expertly reconditioned. 894-2212
after 5 p.m. 6/11c
'72 Y A M A H A 175 trail - low
miles runs good $225. Ph. 8614566. 6/18,25p
TRIKfS
H O N D A 125-Lessthan 130miles M O T O R C Y C L E I N S U R A N C E ,
$750. Call 861-5656 after 5:30 Ed Sikkenga, Rothbury, 861-4012
p.m. 6/18,25c
or 894-8244. 4/23tfc
Everything you
could ask for.
And more
from
Wick
Homes.
Fireplaces. Jenn-Air grills. Built-in microwave ovens.
Oak trim throughout. Lighting fixtures by Thomas.
Carpet by Bigelow. Your choice of .colonial. Tudor,
contemporary, and rustic exteriors- And more than
75 designs to choose from!
Visit our Wick model today for a good look at a great
home!
BOB SAMUELS/WICK
HOME DEALER
7887 W. Shelby Road
5 Miles West of US 31 Freeway
Annual Township Meeting and Budget Hearing at the
Townhall - June 28,1980 -1:30 P.M.
^
861-4591
8
Wick Homes
William H. Wagner
Clerk
17 F T . W I N D J A M M E R S L O O P 1974, blue on white, )lb and main
sail, cuddy cabin, large cockpit.
Kick-up rudder and center board,
with trailer. Good condition $1675. Ph. 873-4635. 6/18c
6/18,25/80
A product ol WK* Building Systems, Inc
Oceana Realty West, Inc.
861-4610
BUSINESSES
894-8902
Newfleld Township A r e a : Fully
wooded 40 acres. Property is
high and dry with mature pines
and hardwoods there.
L/C
available. A-444
Rothbury A r e a : 7Vi acres or
more heavy soil that would
make excellent black dirt for
new lawns. Close to Blueberry
fields
Call us for details.
A-447
M o n t a g u e A n n : Income Property - commercial building with
3 apartments up, plus 2,000 sq. ft. on ground floor. Price Is
$59,900: Call for more details. B-182
Sliver Lake A r e a : Excellent
established seasonal business
at Sliver Lake. This includes a
new retail outlet along with a
nice pole building on 3 commercial lots. Call us now for a good
summer Investment...available
on L/C terms. B-172
W h i t e River A r e a : Primitive
campgrounds - 75 campsites state approved. Has White
River frontage with easy terms
available. B-177/A-423
W h i t e River A r e a : Long established hardware business with
unrealized potential....reasonable....terms. B-178
North Muskegon County A r e a :
Convenience store with special
meats and smoked fish. Beer
and wine take-out. Available on
L/C terms to qualified buyer.
B-157
ACREAGE
Cedar Creek Township Area: 40
acres - wooded - some clear
ground. Close
to Twisting
Trails Sno-Braves Club. Possible short term contract. Full
mineral rights with this acreage. A-426
M o n t a g u e A r e a : Corner acreage on old US 31 and Melnert
Park Road. 7 acres - some
Elbrldge Township A r e a : 40 woods...good location for busiacres with Pentwater River ness or nice building site....
going through back corner of more acreage available. A-445
property. Nice recreational
property with terms available. Blue Lake Township A r e a : 10
wooded acres - nice building
A-439
site. Available on Land ConOtto Township A r e a : 5 acres w / tract with low down payment.
24x40 pole bam on property A-433
...on good county gravel road
with fishing and hunting nearby. A-442
Rothbury A r e a : Three lots,
adjacent to each other, located
in Oceana Shores. Suitable for
mobile homes
terms available. L-382
Stony Lake Area: Three beautifully wooded lots at Stony Lake
for $8,900 cash for all. Can be
split....land contract
terms
available. L-385
Shelby A r e a : Nicely wooded
building site with 267 feet of
frontage for the price of $4,500.
L-379
Rothbury A r e a : Lovely home fully carpeted - 3 bedrooms, full
basement, plenty of gardening
space. This a quality built home
- call for a private showing.
H-496
New Era A r e a : Neat, 3 bedroom home
with fireplace.
Close to shopping...ideal starter or retirement home. Please
call for further details. H-585
NEW LISTING
T w i n Lake A r e a : Fox Lake
frontage....a cozy, two bedroom year-round home with a
big yard full
of flowering
shrubs and lovely trees. Has 2
car garage, and heated 2 story
workshop barn for the hobby
minded. Priced right with L/C
terms available. H-569
LOTS
Grant Township A r e a : Nicely
wooded 7Vz acre parcel can be Silver Lake A r e a : Two nicely
split to double your Investment. wooded lots in Sandy View
Save money by paying cash. Subdivision...only $4,195 each
Land contract terms also. A-443 lot or $8,000 for both. Possible
L/C. L-378
Otto Township A r e a : 10 wooded acres close to Fog Lake for Stony Lake A r e a : Commercial
$6,900, cash or land contract lot at Stony Lake...located on
possible with $2,750 down. Will Scenic Drive. In area with much
split! A-437
drive-by traffic. Can be purchased on land contract. L-387
Claybanks Township A r e a ; V/t
acres fully wooded - located on
good gravel road. Terms available. A-441
Muskegon A r e a : 4 bedroom, bl-level home on Buys
Road.. .situated on 5 acres. Very sharp....appliances stay with
land contract terms available. H-586 NEW LISTING
M e a n A r e a : Older, neatly remodeled 3 bedroom home...secluded and on approximately 1
acre. Lake Michigan and Silver
Lake just 2 miles away. Call to
see this! H-570
Crystal Valley Township A r e a :
Excellent starter
home for
growing family, with low down
payment. Many rooms in this
older home plus toolroom and
garage. Call us! H-580
OUR SALES ASSOCIATES
Kenneth L. V a n d e r M e y . Associate Broker
Hesperla A r e a : Prime development property - 32 acres with
close to 2,000 feet of White
River frontage. High, dry, level
land...partly wooded. A-422
Shelby A r e a : Cozy, 3 bedroom home located in Village of
Shelby on 3 lots. Lots of yard, double carport and 1 stall
garage. Priced in the low twenties. H-529
Carol VanWyck
MikePaquette
861-5311
894-6679
NormSchultz
Wendy Romph
^elly Webster
861-4468
861-5015
861-4027
RosieHaas
Don Ferris
Steven Bruce
861-5367
861-5928
tf?j-4868
Dick Pranger
86J-2919
Shelby Township A r e a : Secluded. large country home,
close to Freeway. Has 4 bedrooms, bath and a half, large
living room with open stairway.
Carpeted, recently remodeled
and situated on 3 + acres...L/C
available. H-564
W h i t e Cloud A r e a : 10 beautiful
acres with a creek Just outside
the back door. Plenty of firewood and a small barn for
horses. This large 3 bedroom
home has a full basement, 2 +
car garage, and it's only minutes from White Cloud. Price is
$29,900 with terms. H-575
Hesperla A r e a : A big home
with a little price! Has 5
bedrooms, over 5 acres, recently remodeled and decorated...
Just outside the city limits of
Hesperla. A real Inflation beater at $22,900. H-568
Shelby A r e a : A very comfortable 4 bedroom home with
fireplace...on hillside location
on quiet street In Shelby. H-572
Shelby Area: Nicely remodeled
home - secluded with good deer
hunting and fishing nearby.
Has small garage with tool
room. Property is fenced in
with nice garden spot. H-470
Hesperla A r e a : We have a
beautiful rancher for sale featuring fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2
car garage, and situated on 33
acres. Lots of firewood here for
the wood burning stove. Call us
for complete details. H-561
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USED
CARS&TRUCKS
7 3 DODGE '/i ton pickup - 8"
topper, 10' steel utHity dump
trailer, items sold separate or as
total unit. See at 9190 Cook St..
Mont, or call 894-9727. 6/18p
7 8 P I N T O . 2 dr.. automatic,
good condition. Call 873-2444
between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. 6/18c
1969 FORD PICKUP $325 or best
Dffer, 894-6164. 6/18c
1972 B U I C K R I V I E R A , automatic
runs. air. PS/PB. steel belted
Mlchillin $495. 894-9290
515
Warner St.. Whitehall 6/18c
7 9 C H E V Y P I C K U P - stick.
20.000 miles. Zlebart, good on
gas, topper - $3500. Also 1950
Chevy parts. Call 828-4108.6/18c
*68 FORD Vi ton pickup - good
motor, battery, tires, camper
equipped. 894-5410. 6/18p
" 7 3 " M G M I D G E T convertible.
$1600. Also ' 7 2 " Yahmaha 100
street bike $250. Ph. 894-8791.
6/18p
1977 FORD y* ton pickup - 6 cyl,
with topper. Call 894-8048 after 6
p.m.6/18p
1976 A M C P A C E R - 42.000
miles, auto., p/s. 6-cyl., needs
seat covers - otherwise A-1.
$2800. Ph. 894-5467. 6/11tfc
NEED M O R E U V I N G SPACE?
AAA
House raising, basements, fireTREE EXPERTS
places. concrete, etc. Call 861- Call for free estimate. Fully
6125 or 861-6183 for free estiInsured. Whitehall. 894-5012 or
LPN OR RN • Apply in person, mates. Dashlell. Henry Construc- 894-8505. tfc
M O T H E R W I T H 4-year old will
tion.
6/4tfc
Whitehall Manor, part time or
do baby sitting in my home full
W A T C H R E P A I R I N G ring sizing,
full time. Applications taken for
PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE
time or occasionally. Plenty of
nurses aides. 9/12tfc
Weddings, personalized portraits engraving. M l t e M I J m n l r y . 909
room to play. Call 894-2289.«
E. Colby. Whitehall (Across from
P A R T T I M E insurance girl for copying - much experience, rea6/18.25c
White Sands) Ph. 893-4782. 8/tfc
sonable.
744-5365.
6/4tfc
doctor's office, insurance experiBILL PETERSON
W A N T E D ; Two women desire ence required. Send resume to
W E DO A N Y T H I N G In carpentry
CONSTRUCTION
housecleaningjobs. Experienced.
Box
276-A. Montague, Mi.
- remodeling - siding - treated New construction & Remodeling.
Call 893-8275. 6/18p
49437. 6/11,18c
decks - roofing - painting - and Licensed and Insured. Install
W I L L B A B Y S I T In my home I P A P A ' S P I Z Z A - taking applica- concrete work. Call 894-8618 or kitchen cabinets, formica work.
days. Experienced, with child -of Itions for summer employees. 894-6193. 6/18.25c
Ph. 894-5094. 6199 Bell Rd..
my own. Call 894-9847.
6/'18p Apply after 5 p.m., MondayWhlethall 11/28tfc
M A N W I T H T R U C K will haul Thursday. 6/11 thru 7/2c
S E P T I C S Y S T E M S and back hoe
GARDEN AND YARD WORK
appliances, junk, trash, anythlngi
work. Free estimates. Bob
W A N T E D • very enthusiastic
NEED HOSPITALIZATION
Adams - 873-4882.
4/16tfr
- anytime. Call 894-8260. tfc
and thorough. Call 893-4045.
or hospital insurance? Call Betty
M O N T A G U E DISPOSAL
6/11,19c
P A I N T I N G - Interior and exterior 893-8035. 6/4.11.18p
SERVICE
Free estimates.
Experienced.
H O S P I T A L I Z A T I O N Insurance - Serving White Lake & Rothbury
Call 894-4400. 4/30tfc
E N T E R P R I S I N G person wanted Ed Sikkenga. phone 894-8244 or
area. Phone Nelson 5220 Stanton.
to do golf course pro shop retail
Montague. 894-4677. tfc
C U S T O M B A L I N G around Roth- sales work and misc. household 861-4012. 4/2tfc
bury area. Call 894-4456 after 5 jobs part time. Call 894-5076.
W A T C H , C L O C K and Jewelry
p.m. 6/11.18c
6/18c
reapir by certified jewelers in
MILLER CONSTRUCTION
O V E R 18? . N E W I N T O W N ? Shblby Mini Mall and In Hart, at
W I L L D O Y A R D W O R K , wash
Remodeling. New Construction
Get to know your neighbors while the stop lighti
z
/
l
9
t
f
c
windows, etc. Phone 894-2136.
Roofing - Siding
you sell high quality products.
4/30tfc
Sprayed Ceilings
Flexible hours. Top $. Call 726General Contracting - Licensed
6898. 6/18c
H O U S E P A I N T I N G - experienced
Free Estimatas
- reasonable. Free estimates. Ph.
B A B Y S I T T E R for two children
Rt.1. New Era
893-7745. 6/4 through 6/18p
for six evenings a week. Must
894-2236 Ot 861-5032
enjoy children and actively parti6/11 tfc
HART & SHELBY
W O U L D L I K E T O paint houses cipate with them. Small amount
again this summer. Experienced of housework. Call Pat at 893- Reasonable - References - 8 3 1 5 .
6/18c
TREE TRIMMING or removal.
Free estimates. Wood for sale.
894-9483. tfc
HELP
WANTED
li
^JEWELRY
Estimates.
S U R P L U S jeeps, cars and trucks 5/14tfc
available through government a-
A. Kiel 894-9253.
Jtf
Services
gencies. Many sell under $200.
/
M A N W I T H T R U C K - Haul
Call 312-742-1143. ex. 1146 for rubbish, junk, clean-up jobs. Call
4/2tfc
information on how to purchase, 894-8401 after 3 p.m.
tfc
AUTO INSURANCE Ed E A R P I E R C I N G F R E E by qualiSikkenga 894-8244 or 861-4012. fied personnel. 24 Kt. gold over
surigical stainless steel earrings
4/2tfc
at only $7.50 pair. No appointment necessary. Sorry no children under 5 year
Jobs Wanted ^
P.M. PLACE
WATERBEDS
•Free
fitttc!*
CJJEtfELRY^
and
Setup
1
FIREI
FIREPLACES
W O O D BURNERS
OIL BURNERS
RAY V A N SLYKE
Service
day
Trial
Period
•Special Customer Rates
•Dependable Service
219 S. J a m a s St. Phone 843-4340
Mastercharge-VisaLayaway-EasyTeims
PERFORMANCE
AUCTION SALE
Jane 25
6 P.M.
1020 M e a n , Whitehall
Avenger G.T. Fiberglass Car Body
Potbelly Stove
Cook Stove
Drill Presses
Lanterns
W e a t h e r Vane
Model T Axle & W h e e l s
Barn Lumber
Model A Wheel
Crosscut
Tires
Tools
Cow Stanchions
Bedroom Furniture
Copper Boiler
Wooden Chairs
Cast Iron Waffle Iron
Forge & Tools
Aluminum Scaffold
Utility Trailer
Hay Fork
C e m e n t Mixer
Wagon Wheels
250 Yamaha Motorcycle
Miscellaneous Tools & Items
Cash Sale - Not responsible for injury
ANNOUNCING
THE OfENING OF
PUBLIC
IN ORDER TO KEEP OVERHEAD PRICES DOWN WE DO ALL OUR SALES BY PHONE. WE HAVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MUSKEGON WHERE YOUR ORDERS MAY BE PICKED UP.
PRO-TRAC TIRES
G50xl4 . . $ 7 1 . 0 0 +F.E.T.
500 CFM 2 - b b l . . . . $74.95 M 5 0 x l 4 . . $82.00 +F.E.T.
600 CFM VAC. SEC.. $84.95 050x15 . . $ 7 1 . 0 0 +F.E.T.
780 CFM VAC. SEC.. $88.95 N 5 0 x l 5 . . $85.00 +F.E.T.
HOUfY CARBURETORS
B-M TRANSMISSION
Z-GATE SHIFTER . . $79.9!
STAR SHIFTER . . . $99.95;
QUICK SILVER. . . $119.95|
SUPER-COOLER... $44.95|
mV
ACCEL
SUPER COIL
$29.95
SPARK PLUGS. . . . $10 SET
SILICONE WIRES. . . $19.95
PERF. DISTRIBUTORS $64.95
HUSSY
3 " H.D. ROLL B A R . .
3" H.D. PUSH B A R . .
H.D. FRT. BUMPER .
H.D. REAR BUMPER.
$89.95
$69.95
$89.95
$79.95
CRAGARSS WHEELS
14x6
$57.00
14x7
$64.00,
15x6
$59.00
15x7..
$69.00
PIONEER STEREO
DOUG THORLEY HEADERS i
KP5500
$144.9^
KC LIGHTS
I.D. CASS. STEREO
DAYLIGHTER No. 1627 $ 2 9 3 5 STREETUBES . . $63.95
KP8000
$179.95 LONG RANGE No. 1117 $24.95 S m
$99.95
I.D. CASS. STEREO
MINI FOG No. 1542. . $13.95
(20 YR. WARRANTY)
THERE ARE MANY MORE SPECIALS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. WE HANDLE EVERY MAJOR BRAND
Of TIRES, WHEELS A PERFORMANCE PARTS, SO PLEASE CALL US FOR ANY OF YOUR NEEDS.
744-2431
HOURS: 8 00A M - 8 00P M
SAT 8:00A M - 5 3 0 P M
744-2432
FOR " a job well done feeling"
clean carpets with Blue Lustre.
Rent electric shampooer $2.
FranWIn Store, Whitehall.
3/l9tfc
A u c t m n * sai.k l
F A R M AUCTION: Sat., J u n e 21, 1:00 p.m.
1820 Riley Thompson Rd., North Muskegon,
V* mile west of Whiehall Rd. (alongside
Lincoln Golf Club). Good 9N Ford Tractor;
1-16 plow 3 p . h . ; 6' disc 3 p.h.; 2 & 3
spring tooth drags; cultipacker; side-del.
hayrake; A.C. corn picker; corn planter 3
p . h . ; gravity box & wagon; weed sprayer; 6'
h. drawn mower on r u b b e r ; h. drawn m a n u r e
spreader; 1 horse cult.; 2 wheel 14' farm
trailer; 2 wheel trailer; d u m p rake; cement
mixer w / m o t o r ; forge; anvil; elect, grinder; h.
duty jack; ladders; wheelbarrows; 30 wood
posts; lg. quantity good rope; platform scale;
g a r d e n sprayer; seeders; planters; axes;
lanterns; wrenches, small tools & tool box,
etc. Household - old cupboards A rocking
chairs; milk safe; lg. white kit. cupboard
w/roll; treadle sew machine; tin bread box;
doll dresser; nice 4 glass sided doll display
cabinet; oak medicine cabinet; chairs; poker
table; knicknacks, vases, kitchenware, old
dishes; d a t e d fruit jars; antique lard can; milk
cans; copper boiler; wringer washer; new
power lawn mower, shovels, misc. FRANK
ANDERSON P R O P . , BEN SCHOOL AUCTIONEER, M o n t a g u e .
(616) 894-2492
•One Year of No Charge
•30
WILL DO BABYSITTING in my
home days until 4:30. Have two
kids 8 years and 22 months old.
No weekends. Call 894-8681.
6/18c
HART & SHELBY
YOUNG COUPLE would like
in
Shelby
Mini Mall and in Hari
work - paintng. yard work, clean
at the stop light. 12/19tfc
up. etc. Call 894-5775. tfc
Delivery
WHITE LAKE
CHIMNEY S W E E P S
WINTERS BARBERSHOP
4954 Hunt St.. Montague. Hours
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evenings by
appointment. Closed Friday &
Saturday. Ph. 894-6311. tfc
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ESTATE AUCTION SALE: The Estate of
Wilbert W a g n e r will b e offered at auction.
Located at 1305 S. 16th Avenue. Take Shelby
Road west to end of road, turn right V2 mile to
sale site. Saturday, J u n e 21, 1980 - 12:30
SharplI Shumann Piano with Bench; Ornate
Lamp Tables: Morris Chair; Large Oak Dining
Table with 6 Chairs & Buffet; Brass Floor
Lamp; Old Wooden Highchair; Bombe Chest
with Mirror; End Tables; Bed Vanity Chest of
Drawers; Occasional Tables;
Occasional
Chairs; M a p l e Record Cabinet; Lamps; Beveled Mirror; Pictures; Maple Bed; Dresser
with Mirror; Chest; Chairs; Magazine Rack;
Bunk Beds; Dinette Set with 4 Chairs; Childs
Wooden Chair; Desk; Sewing Cabinet; Projector; Accordian; Violin; Old Magazines; Old
Toys and Old Dolls; Admiral Refrigerator;
G.E. Electric Stove; Hotpoint Automatic
W a s h e r ; Gun Cabinet; Fireplace Grate (new);
Old Pine Cupboard; Wooden Chests; Crosscut Saw; Leaded Glass Windows; J . D . 112
Mower & Tiller; Radial Arm Saw, 2 4 " ;
South Bend Lathe; 2 1 " Lawnmower; Coal and
Wood H e a t e r ; Homelite Zip Chain Saw; 7 "
Electric Saw; Electric Drills; 20' Aluminum
Ladder; 2-J.D. " A . O . " Tractors; John Bean
Hi-Pressure Sprayer with Boom; 5' Rotary
Cutter; Disc and Drag; Picking B a g s and
Buckets; Picnic Table; 1936 Ford Van; Indian
Basket; Wheelbarrow; Shovels; Picks; Saws;
Dishes; Pots & Pans, and many more items
too n u m e r o u s to mention. Lunch on Grounds.
Beyer Auction Service. AUCTIGNEER: DICK
BEYER 5400 W. Woodrow Road, Shelby,
Michigan 49455 - Ph. 616 861-2431. CLERK:
NINA PETERSON - CASHIER: BEVERLY
BEYER. Terms: Cash or check with positive
I.D. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENT
OR LOSS.
AUCTION SALE: Saturday, J u n e 21, 1980.
Sale starts at 10:00 'A.M. LOCATION: 6499
Virnetta Drive, LUDINGTON. Take Washington Avenue North from Ludington Avenue to
Virnetta Drive (Past 4-way stop at Tinkham
Ave.) and W e s t to sale site.
ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES: Farmall Cub
tractor with new engine, plow, cultivator &
1-section drag; Old milk cans; Cross cut saws;
Sickles; Scythes; Horse collars; Cant hooks;
Table top cream separator; Old tools; Old
pulleys; K e r o s e n e lamps; Hurrican lamps;
Barn lanterns; Old mantel & h a n g i n g clocks;
Lg. collection of old baskets; 5 Hummell
plates; 5 Hummell bells; 5 Hummell figurines;
Brass book ends; Brass candle holder; Pewter
items; Silver plate items; Brass & copper
items;Depression, p r e s s e d & cut glass; Misc.
collectible glass; Many Avon bottles; Nippon;
Shaving m u g s ; M u g s & steins; Crocks; Pair
Cranberry d r e s s e r lamps with glass prisms;
Vases; Decanters; Glass shoe collections; Old
violin, bow & case; Guitar; Accordian; 8 M M
projector; Polman chain saw, 1 4 " bar; 3 lawn
mowers; Large collection hand & g a r d e n
tools; Lefton china; Cocoa pot & matching
cups; Portrait Gold Vavaria tea set, service for
six; HOUSEHOLD & MISC. Electric stove;
Automatic washer; Davenport & matching
chair; Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table; Several
oak chairs; Kitchen table; Several rockers;
E n d tables; Coffee tables; 2 gateleg tables;
Oak secretary; 2 oak commodes; 2 platform
rockers; Pressed back antique rocker; Medium size p r e s s e d back sewing rocker; Miniat u r e cljina cabinet; Several older dressers;
Vanity d r e s s e r & mirror; Round top trunk;
Several old trunks; 2 old smoking stands; Old
iron baby b e d ; Cedar clothes closet; Stereo &
Hi Fi set; Quantity of pictures & picture
frames, some old; Elec. fry pan; Several
lamps; Child's roU-top desk; Corner shelf
Misc. small tables; Lg. quantity of pots, pans,
glasses, etc; Many misc. items. SPORTING
GOODS & OFFICE EQPT. H e c adding
machine; National cash register (as is); Office
chairs; Typewriter stands; File cabinets; Slant
top desk; Misc. office equipment; 2 BB
pistols; 2 BB rifles; 20 g a . Savage over &
under shotgun; 410 Ga. single shot shotgun;
Bear compound bow; Wall type & truck type
gun racks; 7 ice fishing spears, 5 & 7 tine; 2
c a m p stoves, 2 & 4 burner; 2 Coleman
lanterns; Several hunting knives; Several fish
poles & reels; Wooden duck decoys; Skate
boards, skis, sleds; Browning 30-06 Auto.
Rifle, Grade 4 RedField 3X-7X, wide angle
scope & sling, with case. Minimum bid of
$1,500. TERMS: Cash. Not responsivle for
accidents or property loss after purchase.
Lunch available at sale. LEWIS SCHRADER
& LORIN HACKERT, Co-Proprietors. AUCTIONEERS: DON DIESING, ScottviDe, 7573348. RON RINGEL, Bear Lake, 864-3941.
June 18,1980, Page 21
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SHOP TUESDAYS AND GET A 5 % DISCOUNT.
COUNTRY FRESH
LOW FAT MILK SKIMMED MILK
FROZENFOODS
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5 ALIVE JUICE
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BLUE BONNET
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MARGARINE QUARTERS
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32 oz
(with coupon)
BLUE
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$
FOODS
1
50 count
49 oz
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69
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BONANZA HAMS
$
2
whole only
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6oU SPAGHETTI
2 lb pkg
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MACARONI
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FARMER PEETS BONELESS
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OLD FASHIONED
CARRY OUT SERVICE
MEMBER
16 oz bottles
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SWEET RELISH
32 oz
WISHBONE
PRIMA SALSA (Meat or Mushroom)
ITALIAN DRESSING
SPAGHETTI SAUCE
$
1
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4
16 oz
S2 oz
KRAFT
SPEAS
MACARONI & CHEESE
APPLE JUICE
77
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DINNER
1
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Almond-tfhita-Gold
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WHITE BREAD
WELLA BALSAM
$
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NESTEA
14.5 oz
02
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2 4 >2 loaf
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WELLA BALSAM
CONDITIONER 8 oz
30 count
H E F T Y S A U O N SIZE
FOOD BAGS
GOIDEN YEUOW NO. I
66'
4
lbs ;
BANANAS
SEEDLESS
GRAPES
U.S.N0.1
UCUMBERS
CALIFORNIA HEAD LETTUCE 10 4 off
$
/1
(with coupon)
TRASH BAGS
$029
c
24 count
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
SUNSHINE WDROX CHOCOLATE
FIRST AID CREAM
COOKIES
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STRAWBERRIES
(Home Grown
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•WHITEHALL*
PHONE 894-2304
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P O R K STEAKS
LEAN LONG
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