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WHITE LAKE-Blue Lake Fine Arts
Camp President Fritz Stansell revealed last
week that by 1981 the huge fine arts camp
plans to have its own educational FM radio
station.
" W e hope to have our own station by 1981
or 1982 that will serve communities along
Lake Michigan and inland between Holland
and Ludington," he said.
The nearest
educational radio stations are currently in
Grand Rapids and Interlochen, the state's
^ h e r large musical arts camp.
The announcement, made to a meeting of
the Montague-Whitehall Rotary Club, is not
surprising when one considers the phenominal growth the camp has made in its 15 year
existence just east of White Lake in Blue Lake
Township.
"Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp
begins the new decade by observing its 15th
season and launching a 10-year program
aimed at making it the larges facility of its
kind in the U.S. by the end of the d e c a d e , "
Stansell said.
Established in 1966 when 105 students
attended a single two-week session, Blue
Lake expects slightly more than 800 children
and youth—a total of about 3,400—to attend
four two-week sessions this summer.
By 1990, Blue Lake will be able to serve
1,600 students during each of its two-week
sessions that are held during June, July and
August or a total of 6,400 throughout the
summer.
In addition, upwards of 2,000
talented high school and college musicians
attend band and choir camps that are held
during late summer and early fall after the
regular season ends.
Stansell said Blue Lake is undertaking a
10-year program to improve and expand its
facilities for both campers and faculty
members "because we believe the upsurge in
interest by young people in the arts will
continue in the years a h e a d . "
Blue Lake also plans to attract more
students from other states, particularly the
mid-west where no other similar program
exists.
" W e ' v e already taken steps to improve
faculty housing with the start of a new faculty
village," Stansell said. " W e now have 10
units and a large swimming pool for faculty
members and their families and we plan to
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add a minimum of five new housing units
every year throughout the 1980's."
In addition to its summer camp, Blue Lake
also has a year-round Community School of
the Arts in Whitehall and an international
exchange program.
Nearly ,2,500 young
musicians from Michigan and other midwestern states have visited Europe during
the last 10 years and 3,500 European and
Japanese musicians and dancers have visited
Michigan as part ot the international exchange program.
The Community School of the Arts, now in
its third year, serves about 500 students from
the Whitehall-Montague area and plans to
open a second facility in Muskegon later this
year to serve students from the southern part
of Muskegon County
Lake marina:
Municipal marina
progress on schedule
WEST MICHIGAN-Two West Michigan communities on Lake Michigan-White
Lake and Ludington-are both involved in
community efforts to construct municipal
marinas.
Ludington, which is further along on its
progress schedule, last week confirmed
appointments to its new marina authority.
TTie authority will govern the marina and
allow for the hiring of a marina manager and
assistants as needed.
White Lake's municipal marina, which
was given a go ahead for funds by Gov.
Milliken over the Christmas and New Year's
holidays, is currently preparing to take bids
sometime this spring.
Whitehall city officials received a letter
from Keith Wilson, of the Waterways
Division, informing them of the procedures
involved. Bids will be handled by the city, but
approved by the state. City Manager Bill
Beauvais told the city council last week.
Officials also (Jiscussed inviting Wilson or
other DNR officials to the White Lake area for
a briefing session.
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City officials have adopted a resolution
setting Feb._ 19 for a public meeting on the
proposed zoning ordinance and map involved
in a statewide drive to adopt a Michigan
Coastal Zone Management Program. This is
unrelated to the marina, but would also have
an impact on this area.
"Since we are in a coastal zone, we could
qualify for an 80 percent grant for developing
a waterfront master plan and grants for such
low cost projects as boardwalks, nature trails,
over look, e t c , " said Beauvais.
Planning commission officials have recommended further investigation into this
program.
Two area villages hold elections;
Rothbury and Lakewood Club
GTE customers get new
hng distance instructions
WEST MUJUlGAN—Beeinnine Saturdav,
Feb. 2, General Telephone customers can use
" 1 + " (one plus) and " 0 + " (zero plus), two
new long-distance dialing conveniences,
according to Norm Krievins, Muskegon
division manager for General Telephone.
The " 1 + " service lets customers dial
" 1 " instead of " 1 2 0 " when direct dialing
station-to-station, long-distance calls, Krievins said.
3 With " 0 + " , customers can direct dial
collect, credit card, person-to-person and
bill-to-third-number calls by dialing: 0 +
(area code if outside area 616) + the
telephone number of the person being called.
Dialing instructions are included in a new
Muskegon County telpehone directory that
will be distributed to customers soon,
Krievins said.
These dialing conveniences are a result of
a new $7.2 million electronic switch and a $1
million automatic operator services system in
Muskegon that will process long-distance
calls for western Michigan faster and more
precisely.
WEST MICUIGAN-Last day for registration to vote in the March 10 village
elections will be Saturday, March 9.
In our circulation area the village of
Rothbury and Lakewood Club will vote for
election to village councils. There are no
porposals on the ballots in either village in
relatively routine elections.
Incumbent President Andrew Near is
seeking re-election unopposed, as are Incumbent Clerk Geraldine Tutak, Treasurer Betty
Maki and Assessor Pat Kooi.
Currently serving on the board and
seeking re-election are Bill Little and Walt
Kurdziel. Incumbent Trustee Craig Larsen is
not running this year for the four year post.
Seeking his job will be Gary VanderHuevel.
Harry (Duke) Brown, Ed Tutak and Mark
Morningstar are in the midst of a four year
term and will not be up for re-election until
1982.
Registrations will be taken at the village
hall from noon until 5 p.m. Feb. 9 and from 4
to 8 p.m. March 11, Mrs. Tutak said.
Lakewood Club Village Council incum-
bents President Carl Genson of 17 E. White
Lake, Treasurer Florence Nicolay of 6300
Beverly Way and Clerk June Byron of 511
Forest Park are running unopposed for
re-election for two-year terms, Byron said.
Only two candidates are running for three
four-year council trustee positions. They are
Patricia Johnson of 96 W. Ashland and
Edward Rochowiak of 6220 N. Central.
Former trustee Margaret Johnson withdrew
from office because of health problems,
Byron said.
Council salaries are: president, $11.50 per
meeting; treasurer, $900 per year; clerk,
$1,900 per year; and trustee, $9 per meeting.
Whitehall
election
WHITEHAJLL"Whitehall District School voters will be going to
the polls Monday to vote on five
proposals in a critical election locally.
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THAT FAMOUS ROOM—The oval office at the White
House, where President Jimmy Carter presides, was the
setting for the recent Chrysler bill signing ceremony.
Congressman Guy Vander Jagt, standing between
Michigan Senators Donald W. Riegle. Jr. and Carl Levin
Living in
western
Africa:
looked on with others as President Carter signed the bill
making it the "law of the land." Guests for the
Presidential bill signing ceremony Included, from left to
right. Secretary of the Army Clifford Alexander;
Congressmen William Ford (Mich.), John Brademas
(Ind.). William Moorhead (Pa.). James Blanchard
(Mich.); Senator Riegle; Congressman Vander Jagt;
Senator Levin; and Douglas Fraser, President of the
United Auto Workers union.
Whitehall resident teaching
in Third World nation
SIERRA LEONE, Africa--"! wake up
at 5:30 to the cries of the muezzin calling the
faithful to prayer, and again at 6:30 to the
singing of the missionaries next door." Peter
Jay Warnock, who finally climbs out of bed at
7:30, is a Peace Corps volunteer in Sierra
Leone.
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Warnock the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E.
Warnock, 1724 Southgate Dr., Whitehall,
arrived in the west African nation last August
to teach science in a secondary school in Port
Loko.
A 1979 biology graduate of Hope College
in Holland, Warnock is working to bring a
higher level of education to the students to
better enable them to assist in the development of their country. " P a r t of my job
includes setting up laboratories from scratch—a difficult job in view of the scarcity of
^materials."
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Warnock teaches everyday from 7:30 to 2,
and sometimes has classes in the evening -mainly to help students having scholastic
problems.
" T h e r e ' s not a whole lot to do h e r e , " said
Warnock. "I've got the lead in the 'letters
home department' -- " I ' v e sent more than
150 in the past three m o n t h s . "
Warnock shares a newly painted five
room house with another Peace Corps
V o l u n t e e r . " W e ' r e lucky," said Warnock,
" w e have electricity and semi-running water
- that means I generally end up taking my
morning shower with a bucket."
Sierra Leone, or "lion mountain" named
by a 15th century Portuguese explorer for
the thunder that rolled over the coastal hills
during the rainy season, has had Peace Corps
volunteers since 1961. The volunteers work
on such programs as education, agriculture
and rural development.
Warnock is interested in conservation,
^forestry and fisheries, and plans to pursue a
career in one of these fields, perhaps through
the U.S. Department of Natural Resources.
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LANSING-For the first time in recent
legislative history, a minority party state
senator will serve as the co-chairman of a
major subcommittee in the Michigan senate.
Senator Phil Arthurhultz, a Republican from
Whitehall, was appointed co-chairman of the
Senate Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee
on Civil Rights and Affirmative Action bv the
Committee's Chairman, Senator Basil Brown
(D-Detroit).
LANSING-Michigan's 1980-81 Official
Transportation Map will be ready for
statewide distribution in mid-February. The
Department of Transportation also will mail
maps to individuals upon request. Request
must be made on « p o t t card (not in sealed
envelope), providing the name, address and
zip code of the requester. Post cards should
be mailed to: MAPS, Michigan Dept. of
Transportation, P.O. Box 30050, Lansing, MI
48909.
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" I view Peace Corps as a good way to help me
achieve my career goals," he said.
Warnock is one of more than 6,000 Peace
Corps volunteers currently serving in 59
developing nations in Latin America, Africa,
Asia, the Caribbean and the South Pacific.
During 1978 a Peace Corps Volunteer Activity
Survey conducted by ACTION (the federal
agency for volunteer service) indicated that
nearly one million people had been directly
affected by Peace Corps volunteers. Over half
of these recipients were students, while
nearly 40 percent were direct recipients such
as farmers or health patients.
Peace Corps volunteers, who possess
good work experience or college degrees,
serve in areas where there is a chronic
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scarcity of food, medical care, and educational opportunities. Along with the hard
skills needed to deal with extreme poverty,
volunteers have a real belief in the unlimited
creativity of people to address these
problems.
The two-year Peace Corps commitment
not only benefits developing nations, but also
provides an opportunity for the future policy
makers of America to gain first-hand insights
into the problems of the third world, and
transmit those insights back to the American
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MONTAGUE-Whitehall Metal Studios,
Inc. of Montague, recently rewarded 10
employees for a perfect attendance record
during the fourth quarter of 1979. The
employees a r e - T o m Dawson, Dan Grey, Bob
Dodge, Harry Weaver, Carl Dodge, Bea
Cober, Doris Flagstead, Marian Brown, Mary
Beeman and George Poynter. These employees received the equivalent of one weeks
extra pay for their perfect attendance. Other
employees with near perfect attendance were
Kathy Hollister, Ralph Hunter and Roger
Smith who also received cash awards. The
firm is the world's largest manufacturer of
weather vanes, residential nameplates and
other art metal aluminum decor.
WHITE LAKE -The March of Dimes
Reading Olympics will begin on February 1 in
Muskegon County. Both the Whitehall and
the Montague Elementary School Systems
will be participating again this year. Pat
Dake, Whitehall El. Librarian, and Sue
Plewka, Montague Librarian, will chair the
event locally.
MONTAGUE-The Montague Board of
Education has okayed salary increases for the
district's administrators. Supt. Richard
Wragg will make $31,150; Sievert Block, high
school principal will make $26,000; Jesse
Hepworth, elementary principal will go up to
$24,500, while Larry Lindquist, Nellie B.
Chisholm principal will make $23,400. Business Manager Tom Hanson has accepted a
similar position with the South Haven Public
Schools.
MONTAGUE-On Thursday, February 7,
at 7 p.m., Montague High School will again
appear on Channel 35's (Channel 7 on Cable)
High School Quiz Bowl program. The team
members are Chris Uganski, Todd Proctor,
Dan Leuthi, Mary Wragg, and Bill Scarbrough as the alternate. The opponent for
Montague on this date will be Forest Hills
Northern High School of Grand Rapids- Last
year Montague was the Class " C " champion.
Editorial
Opinions
January 30,1980, Page 4 WL
l a m n i i I s w u f l f t ' s SeDramofls
Whitehall schools deserve
your support Monday
Voters will be asked to approve five
proposals on next week's Whitehall School
District ballot. Residents are urged to get out
and vote in what may be one of the most
important school elections in a decade.
Deciding how to vote on any school
millage issue is never an easy task. You must
first familiarize yourself on what the issues
are--and there are never any easy choices.
Most of us have champagne tastes and beer
budgets. We want quality education, but we
want it for as cheap a price as possible, a
difficult goal.
Never in covering 17 years of school
elections have we seen school officials work
as hard as Whitehall officials have to reach
the public with information about an upcoming millage election. Hours have been spent
with citizen groups and individuals. Whitehall officials feel this is the most important
millage election in years.
" T h e Whitehall District School will be
confronting the most critical time it has ever
had to face since the Depression of the
thirties," says Supt. Bill Page.
"Inflation is crippling the schools at an
ever-increasing rate, and as the school
system has conscientiously maintained a
balanced budget, it has been necessary to
restrict services to students. The future holds
no hope for maintaining the present program
unless substantially more funding is made
available to the school s y s t e m . "
You know what? We believe him.
It's not too hard to believe either. Ask
anyone in business for themselves right now.
Inflation is gobbling up whatever small
profits businessmen have been able to make
over the year, and the future doesn't look any
better with a 13 percent inflation rate
nationally.
You say inflation is hurting you too?
That's when you look for the best bargains,
right?
Right now we are convinced that you can't
find a better bargain for your dollar spent
than what is being offered by Whitehall
schools. We are convinced they have cut
costs, operated efficiently and tried to act
responsibly in managing the schools.
Do they ever make any mistakes in
judgment or management? Sure, just like any
local business. That's why they need your
help in solving the difficult problem of
financing local schools.
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Please don't sit at home next week during
the election. Find out the issues, study them
carefully and then vote. Any shortcomings in
the Whitehall program will be YOUR
responsibUity in the future, based on how you
vote.
We urge a yes vote on all five proposals.
A good bargain is hard to find, and we don't
one up
C a n afford to pass
^WDT
Letters
Letters
MESSAGE TO FIFTY HELD HOSTAGE
Fifty Americans in a foreign land
For reasons reasoned minds can't understand
Are held now in captivity without just cause
By captors who ignore all mankind's human laws
Fifty held hostage...you do not wait alone
And captors for trangressions shall one day atone
Never shall we bow to fool's imagination
Only under God grew strong this mighty nation
Held hostage...fifty heads and hearts hold bravely high
Old Glory weeps but proudly keeps this free blue sky
And captors who are bold when other's fate they hold
Shall beg through bars for help of ours when end is told
The eyes of the world are upon you as you wait
For this one world of man shall not be ruled by hate
And America bows her heart for we can see
While fifty are held hostage...none of us are free
-Gloria M. Snook
Gentlemen:
Thought we would pass along a copy of
the latest Lifeline from the Great Lakes
Cruising Club.
We trust you will find an interesting aricle
to re-print in the enclosed, which I'm sure
your boating readers will enjoy.
Yours truly,
M.W. Warmels
Port Captain
Grand Haven
Great Lakes Cruising Club
(The Observer-News again reminds
readers that we wish to encourage all letters
of opinion to this newspaper. However, we do
have a few guidelines. No unsigned letters.
No letters on an election issue one week prior
to all (school and city or village) elections. No
obscene language or libelous statements. We
reserve the right to edit for length. Please
type them or print legibly and send to the
Observer-News, Box 276, Montague. Mich.
49437. Thank you for your cooperation.)
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Letters#
Dear Editor:
Your article, "Indian fishing 'rights'—are
they f a i r ? " provoked this response. Before
proceeding to above question another question must first be answered. Is life fair?
Someone has already provided the answer to
this question. They said, " N o ! " The logic
behind the response was no doubt due to a
review of the diversity of individual potential
and developed ability. The observed diversity
may be due somewhat to hereditary factors
(potential) but is probably due more to
environmental factors such opportunity. It is
obvious that the children of the affluent
normally have much more going for them
than do the children of the economically
disadvantaged. Even attitudes are developed
from ones associates and economic position.
For example I have never had the money
to purchase even a low priced new auto and
wonder how a man has the ability to provide
the inputs required to erect a skyscraper or to
successfully bridge the Straits of Mackinaw.
What little I have been able to acquire has
stunted my vision and I cannot see how a
contractor could build one of the above
structors. I have a degree in Civil Engineering, but cannot get even a job dunking bolts
for minimum wage at a local factory. Now if
my dad had been a contractor, 1 would have
had a job related to Civil Engineering from
day one. So then life is not fair!
So then having disposed of the preliminary question, we are ready to tackle the
main one which we find has already been
answered. If life is unfair whether the Indians
have any fishing 'rights' or not is not
answered by whether they are fair or unfair.
The article would have been better headed,
"Indian fishing rights—are we going to keep
our word?" (We're thinking of letting them
fall to the ground.) The issue then is, " a r e we
going to honor the commitments (treaties) we
have made regardless of the cost or are we
going to vacate them at the earliest
opportunity?
If past performance provides any clue it is
that we will welch at the first inconvenience
especially if we have might on our side. For
many years the white man was known by the
Indian as, " T h e man who talked with a forked
tongue." In other words the white man was
known for not keeping his word. When he
spoke he didn't mean what he said and didn't
say what he meant.
In recent years esteemed members of the
legal profession have done much to keep the
above image alive. They say that the U.S.
Constitution doesn't mean what it says and
only the elite can say what it means.
As concerning the fishing 'rights' (don't
miss the meaning of the apostrophe - the
rights depend upon observance for their
existence) are they fair? The one party wants
the fish for pleasure, the other partv wants
the fish for survival. In either case the fish is
victim. Is that fair?
Will the white man keep his image or will
the Indian get his fish? I'm betting on the
white man. We used force and deceit to
deprive the Indian of his rightful inheritance.
Are we going to stop now? It seems like such
a little thing to lie. cheat, steal and even
murder to get what we want and those
sportsmen want those fish!
Sincerely,
Joseph R. Mead
R. #3, Polk Rd.
Hart, Mich. 49420
Dear Darwin:
Thank you for your support of the White
Lake Marina as expressed by your signature
on the petition distributed by the White Lake
Area Chamber of Commerce. Having received the petitions in the midst of the battle
to secure funds for the marina and with the
legislative recess, I've only now had the
opportunity to officially inform you of the
successful passage of the funding for the
White Lake Marina. Governor Milliken
signed the Grants and Transfers Bill, which
contained the $800,000 for the marina, into
law on December 28, 1979.
As you may already know, funding for the
marina project was originally deleted from
the Capitol Outlay Appropriations Bill. In an
attempt to reverse this setback, I met with
every member of the Senate Appropriations
Committee to convince them to include
funding for the White Lake Marina in the
Grants and Transfers Bill. Being successful
in persuading the members of the Appropriations Committee to include the money for the
marina project in that bill, the fight was then
taken to the Senate floor. There, too, my
colleagues voted in favor of funds for the
White Lake Marina.
After Senate passage we were able to
work closely with members of the House of
Representatives to insure that t h e ' H o u s e Senate Conference Committee included funding for the marina project in their revised
version of the bill. Having cleared that
hurdle, I met with the Governor who gave n A
his commitment that he would not veto t h e
White Lake Marina. During the recess the
Governor followed through on his comitment
by phoning me to say that he would sign the
measure to make the niarina project a reality.
During the next six months, the Department of Natural Resources will be; finalising
plans and specifications, letting bids and
awarding contracts, and supervising preparations by individual contractors. Mr. Keith
Wilson, chief of the Waterways Division of
the DNR informs me that the White
Marina should be a fully operational f a c i l i t ^
between May and November of 1981.
I know that you share my great anticipation. not only in the construction of the
marina, but in the positive economic impact
this project will have on the entire area. But
more importantly, this marina will stand in
evidence of the tremendous pride we take in
our community.
Again, I appreciate your support of the
marina. Our area owes you a debt o ^
gratitude for your willingness to get i n v o l v e d
for the benefit of our community.
Sincerely,
Senator Phil Arthurhultz
Senate Minority Whip
Carl Levin 's
WASHINGTON
W A S H I N G T O N , D.C. -- T h e heart wrenching tragedy of the American
hostage situation in Iran may turn out to be a very disguised opportunity.
T h e events in Iran, to some extent at least, characterize the volatile
Middle East. A n d the Iranian assault on our nation should make us think long
and hard about the wisdom of having this c o u n t r y ' s energy lifeline tied to
Middle Eastern oil.
A s Iran and the oil embargo of 1 9 7 3 have shown, this nation has
mortgaged its future - and the note is held by nations who are willing to
foreclose if our policies conflict with their interests.
T h e Iranian students may have finally taught us a very hard lesson; we
must become energy independent.
We must either take action to control our own future, or we must
surrender our destiny to the control of those who own the resources that have
powered us in the past.
But the response to Iran created, for the first time in a generation, a sense
of national outrage. If we can harness that outrage before it slips away, we can
secure the promise of an independent future.
January 30.1980. Page 5 WL
Settlers' Day plans
being prepared
law on or before February 6.
1980. Failure to comply with
this order will result in a
Judgment'by default against
such Defendant for the relief
demanded in the complaint
filed in this Court.
Edward C. Farmer. Jr.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
District Court for the County
of MUSKEGON.
LOLA C.
B0TRUFF, formerly known as
Lola C. Anderson, CHARLES
R. KETTRING and MARY R.
KETTRING, Plaintiff vs. ROBERT A. WEAVER and BEATRICE WEAVER. Defendant.
ORDER TO ANSWER, f i l e No.
79-T-671.
On December 17, 1979, an
action was filed by Lola C.
Botruff, Charles R. Kettring
and Mary R. Kettring, Plaintiff,
against Robert A. Weaver and
Beatrice Weaver, Defendant, in
this Court to recover possession
after forfeiture of land contract.
it is hereby ordered that the
Defendant, Beatrice Weaver,
shall answer or take such other
action as may be permitted by
W H I T E L A K E - S e t t l e r ' s D a y is a l r e a d y in
t h e p l a n s for s u m m e r 1980. B o b W i l s o n ,
Larry Painter a n d m o r e t h a n 20 o t h e r s m e t
W e d n e s d a y at t h e V F W to discuss t h e
a n n u a l e v e n t . Fireworks, f r o g j u m p s , log
r o l l s , d a n c i n g , p a r a d e s , e t c . will a g a i n b e t h e
f a r e f o r t h e 4 t h of J u l y .
T h e kick-off d i n n e r d a n c e i s s e t f o r J u n e
27, a t t h e V F W a n d a l i t t l e M r . a n d M i s s
I n d e p e n d e n c e Contest, for three to eight year
o l d s , i s a l s o in t h e w o r k s f o r t h i s y e a r ' s
celebration.
G u b s a n d organizations i n t e r e s t e d in
operating concessions this yej r are asked to
m a k e a r r a n g e m e n t s soon. T h t c o m m i t t e e is
• • s t i l l in n e e d of h e l p a n d m o n e y a n d i n v i t e y o u
to a t t e n d t h e n e x t m e e t i n g - F e b r u a r y 27, 7:30
p . m . V F W Hall, M o n t a g u e , 893-4585.
District Judge
Date of Order: January 3.1980
SiKKENGA. PRINCE, BARECKi & NICHOLAS
Plaintiffs Attorney
191 N. Michigan Avenue
Shelby, Michigan 49455
Business Address
NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING
CITY OF WHITEHALL
NOTICE
TO ALL INDIAN PARENTS OF
WHITEHALL
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
A public hearing will be held by the Whitehall Planning
Commission on Tuesday, February 19,1980, at 7:30 P.M. at the
Whitehall City Hall, 405 E. Colby Street, for the purpose of
hearing from ail those persons interested in the Proposed
Whitehall Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map.
A copy of the Ordinance and Map will be available for public
examination at the City Hail and Library located at 405 E. Colby
street during regular hours after January 30,1980,
A meeting will be held Monday, February 4, 1980 at 4:00
p.m. In the Elementary Materials Center. The purpose of this
meeting will be to provide Indian parents the opportunity to
William E. Beauvais, Clerk .Donald Nordlund, u a i r m a n
City of Whitehall
Whitehall Planning Commission
have input into the development of the 1980-81 Title IV, Part A
Proposal.
405 E. Colby St.
1/23,30
1/30/80
Whitehall, Mi. 49461
ELECTRONICS. The computer technology
that put us in space now goes to work for
•M
GENERAL TELEPHONE. And you.
A t 1 2 : 0 1 A . M . , F e b r u a r y 2, G e n e r a l T e l e p h o n e will put into o p e r a t i o n at
Muskegon
new
electronic
switching
equipment
to
handle
your
Now you can dial person-to-person, collect, credit card
and bill-to-third number long distance calls. Even from
coin phones.
long
d i s t a n c e c a l l s a n d c e r t a i n l o c a l calls. In all, t w o s w i t c h e s a n d s u p p o r t i n g
e q u i p m e n t c o s t i n g $ 1 8 million will s p e e d t e l e p h o n e s e r v i c e a n d p r o v i d e
increased
reliability
to
General
Telephone
customers
in
Western
Michigan.
Beginning
Starting
Saturday,
February
2, 1980, telephone c u s t o m e r s
in t h e
February
2,
1980,
telephone
l o c a l i t i e s l i s t e d b e l o w w i l l d i a l " 1 " i n s t e a d of " 1 2 0 " to d i r e c t - d i a l l o n g
with
numbers
p e r s o n . collect, credit card a n d bill-to-third party t e l e p h o n e n u m b e r s .
d i s t a n c e station-to-station calls.
Even from pay phones.
4hr
Telephone Customers in...
Here's how to do it;
*Conklin
•
DIAL
•Coopersville
DIAL
Dalton
Fruitport
n u m b e r y o u want to reach.
Hoiton
*Ludington
Muskegon
Muskegon Heights
East M u s k e g o n
North Muskegon
Norton Shores
*Pentwater
Ravenna
Roosevelt Park
•Shelby
MH
Twin Lake
Whitehall-Montague
e l e c t r o n i c switch. C u s t o m e r s will c o n t i n u e t o d i a l " 1 "
Wolf Lake
for l o n g d i s t a n c e s t a t i o n - t o - s t a t i o n calls.
For c a l l s o u t s i d e of y o u r o w n
728
6 1 6 area, dial zero, plus the
733
area code and the number
737
y o u w a n t to reach.
739
In e i t h e r c a s e , a n o p e r a t o r will
744
c o m e o n the line a n d ask. " M a y
755
I help you?"
759
766
Dialing person-to-person calls.
773
777
Just
tell
the
operator
780
you're calling.
788
Dialing collect calls.
798
' T h e s e e x c h a n g e s a l r e a d y are c o n n e c t e d t o the
•
726
*Hesperia
For calls within your o w n 6 1 6
area, dial zero, plus the
725
•Hart
821
Tell
828
name.
*837
*843
*845
853
I
customers
b e g i n n i n g w i t h t h e n u m b e r s listed c a n direct dial their o w n p e r s o n - t o -
If y o u r t e l e p h o n e n u m b e r b e g i n s w i t h a n y of t h e f o l l o w i n g , y o u
*854
m u s t d i a l " 1 " i n s t e a d of " 1 2 0 " t o d i a l l o n g d i s t a n c e s t a t i o n - t o - s t a t i o n .
*861
865
*869
the
operator.
the
name
••Collect..."
of
and
the
person
give
your
Dialing credit card calls.
Say
it's a c r e d i t c a r d c a l l a n d
give the operator
your credit card number.
Dialing bill-to-third number calls.
Simply
say.
•"Bill t o . . . " a n d
give the
area
code
and telephone number.
*873
893
894
If y o u
not
n e e d to call Directory A s s i s t a n c e for local
listed in y o u r
Directory,
numbers
t h e n e w n u m b e r is 1-411.
*899
In e a c h
of
the
automatically
the
operator
above
cases,
processed
the
necessary
s p e e d s your call o n the way.
GETIERAL TELEPHORE
y o u r c a l l is b e i n g
while
you
are
information.
.
giving
This
Locals
January 30,1980, Page 6 WL
WUTIEHALL--Registrations are now
being accepted by the Buttons and Bows Play
School Nursery in Whitehall. Buttons and
Bows is held at the Congregational Church in
Whitehall. For more information call Mrs.
Kim Jahn 766-2182.
***•••
FRUTTLAND TOWNSHIP -The White
Lake Community G u b will hold its monthly
potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. on February 6 at
the Old School House on Lamos Rd. and
South Shore Drive, Whitehall. Plans for the
program that night are still to be finalized.
WHITE LAKE--The V.F.W. AuxUiary
will give a course on "Drive to Survive" Feb.
5, 7 P.M. at Post Home on Walsh Road.
Public Invited. Each person participating will
be presented with a certificate.
WHITE LAKE-The White Lake Area
Chamber of Commerce invites you to an
enjoyable trail ride through some of West
Michigan's finest trails on February 2, 1980.
The Sno-Fun Day begins at the VFW Hall on
Walsh Rd. in Montague with registration for
over $300 worth of prizes, from 9 am until 12:30
p.m.
Groomed, marked trails will lead from the
VFW to the White River Campground where a
hot trail lunch will be served from 12 noon to
2:30. The afternoon may be spent on a guided
tour or just trailriding through Muskegon
County's winter wonderland.
A steak dinner will be served at the VFW
hall from 5:30 to 8 p.m., children's portions will
be available. A delightful evening of dancing
and the awarding of prizes will follow. For those
who wish refreshments, there will be a cash
bar.
1
A
ENP OF M O N T H
CLEARANCE
WINTER - VS - GAYLE'S BOUTIQUE
HIGHLIGHTING
•coup colour
•coloring
•hennalucent
•weaving
•luminizing
•iridescing
•framing
•staining
•bronzing
•marbelizing
•climasheen
•glossing
Special $ 1 0 ° ®
Tues - Sat
Winter Tops
includes style
W e d a n d Thurs Evenings
Ladies
and
Juniors
iW
For An Appointment
ca|| 893-7755
GArLE'S CCLTICLE
1 12 E. C o l b y Whitehall 8 9 3 - 7 7 5 5
off
'Whitehall
School District
Citizens
Remember when we went through school?
Milk cost 15 cents per quart...bread cost 10
cents, wages were $30 per week.
We also look back and say..."I could have
done better or...I wish our schools would have
had
Times have changed apparently. Milk now
costs $1 plus a half gallon, bread costs 60 cents,
wages are $200 per week.
Our children are our nation's future.
Our children have a better chance if they
have an opportunity for a good education.
Our schools don't have enough money.
Support the Whitehall School millage
increase I
Vote for School
Millage Increase
this Monday.
WHITE LAKE AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PAID FOR BY
James Cordray
735 Fruitvale Rd. *
Snomobile&Boots,
Winter Boots Moon Boots
MHtens
and 6 l 0 V e $ for
-
Men, Women & Children
Final
Fabric Clearance
40r
50%
WOOL
COATINGS CORDUROY COTTON PRINTS CREPE PRINTS
AND MORE
" 6 Q%-«
g
Regular Price
KLINEFELTER'S
M |
F R / V IM K
104 COLBY ST.
D O W N T O W N WHITEHALL
1_
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January 30,1980. Page 7 W L
Dorr-Longdon
wedding
vows spoken in Naples
Debra Lynn Dorr and West J. Langdon
were united in marriage December 22 in a
garden wedding at the winter home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Pillinger in Naples. Rev.
Richard Tatum officiated at the 3 p.m.
service.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Stavisky of Naples, wore an ivory
muslin and voile gown embroidered with
illusion lace. She carried an arm bouquet of
white chrysanthemums and holly. The
groom, formerly of Whitehall, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J . J . Langdon of Whitehall.
Mary Ladd Looney of Naples was maid of
honor and Karen Stavisky, sister of the bride
was attendant. Mike Pillinger of Whitehall
was best man and James Logie of Naples
served as usher.
A reception following the wedding was
held at the Pillinger home.
A
The newlyweds will make their home in
Naples where the bride is a receptionist-
SkaSgf
PH
Engagement
FRAMING
SPECIAL
NIELSON MOULDING SPECIAL
B
DORR
dental assistant and the groom is a technician
for Outboard Marine Corp.
•
#11 metals
$1.73 per foot
#33 metals
$2.87 per foot
#22 metals...
$2.03 per foot
Price includes assembly.
Attention all Commercial Artists and Photographers. We cut special Mats at $15 per hour.
Stop in for details.
W h e n Y o u Think f r a m i n g ; Think Picture H o o k
THE PICTURE
HOOK
Mr. and Mrs. Gieve Hendrick of 42
Bear Lake Road, North Muskegon announce
the engagement of their daughter, Susan to
Douglas Cornfield. He is the son of Mrs.
Kathleen Cornfield of Montague, and the late
Earl Cornfield. A June 21, 1980 wedding is
planned.
CLOSED THRU, FEB. 2
I N
BEAWFUTWHITEHALL
L T D
••••••
K
Don and Nina Cullen of Montague are pleased to
announce the engagement of their daughter Donna to Bill
Benedict, son of Chuck and Marge Benedict of North
Muskegon. A June wedding is being planned.
Outstanding Value
at a
Low Low Price!!
Hrighi
almost 7//, tall
24K told
plated
Delicate
accrnts
hrau
accentlnr
inlay
case
Plats three beautiful
cathedral chimes
Polished
pendulum
Harm
hras\ lyre
and xietthts
Rare C arpathian
solid oak case
elm burl overtax
Model
610-20/
Bring this ad and saye
^ i \ 0 / on a clock.
W
Offer g o o d thru
Valentine's Day, Feb 14
oogwRt;
PHONE
2 2 0
S
TRADITIONAL
YOU'LL FIND 1 GOG'S OF ITEMS
SLASHED TO CLEAR-OUT IN OUR
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SHOPS
LAKE
ST.
8 9 4
2 5 4 5
WHITEHALL
TO C O N T E M P O R A R Y
Ml
4 9 4 6 1
CLOCKS OF
DISTINCTION
OPEN
FRIDAYS
TILL 8 PM
OF
W H I T E H A L L
WE'LL SAVE
YOU GAS
SHOP N O W
Senior
Women's
citizens seek old recipes
WHITE LAKE—The White Lake Seniors
are embarking on a very big project and want
to enlist the assistance of other seniors in the
area. They intend to publish an OLD
SETTLER'S COOKBOOK with the proceeds
thru Labor Day, 1980 to be donated to the
White Lake Ambulance Fund. You may mail
your recipes to the Center at 8741 Ferry
Street, Montague or better yet, drop in at the
Center and deposit your recipe in a box at the
door.
You're invited to visit the Center, if you
haven't already done so, have a cup of coffee
and get acquainted.
SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES
CASH IN ON THIS
CRAZY SILVER BONANZA
WE CAN GIVE YOU A NEW
RCA COLOR TV FOR 20°°
IN SILVER COINS.
births
January 13
A boy born to Tim and
Charlotte Kenyon at St.
Mary's Hospital^ Grand
Rapids. Mrs. Kenyon is
the former Charlotte
Rumsey, daughter
of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rumsey of Montague.
January 14
A girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Smith, Montague
at Lakeshc.e Community.
January 17
A girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Williamsen,
of
Whitehall, at Hackley.
Social
Slide presentation showing the many
activities of the Muskegon-Oceana chapter of
the American Red Cross and the Great Lakes
Regional Red Cross Blood Servive will
feature the meeting on Friday, Feb. 1, of the
White Lake Woman's Club.
The meeting will be at the United
Methodist Church and will be sponsored by
the Public Affairs Dept. of the Woman's
Club.
RCA FOR SILVER
January 30--9-3--Drop-In
January 31--10:30:Crafts--ll:30-Exercise
Class.
February 1--10:30--Cribbage
February 4--9-3--Drop-In
February 5-10:30-Advisory Committee
Meeting
Area
Club to host Red Cross officials
news
STOCKS LIMITED
HOME TV
The slide presentation shows the service!
cef
available to White Lake residents through the
local chapter, including disaster assistance,
help to military families and veterans, first
aid, water safety volunteer programs and
blood service.
Mrs. Helen Myrmel will be in charge and
the narration will b e by John Hermanson of
the Red Cross.
Foamback custom draperies f r o m Aero
Think of them
as a present
from your
utility company
SAVE SO'/.' on fatxlc. tning and latxy "
vou can afford oeautifui new custom
Graperies from Aero mese foamoack
faorccs are not only gorgeous, tnev insulate against ootn neat and cow witn
Aero foamoack custom arapenes, you'll
cut tne cost of neatrng and cooKng
your nome wMie vou beautify it - ana
tnat's a nice present for you During
tnis sale you can cnoose from tnree
popular faorics in a variety of colors All
win pay for tnemseives in tne years to
come
MR. AND MRS. ALBERT LYONNAIS
NOTICE
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lyonnais of Muskegon celebrated their sixty-fifth wedding
anniversary Saturday, Jan. 26. They were
married in Fitchburg, Mass. where they lived
until moving to Muskegon in 1929. Mr.
Lyonnais was vice president of the George
Morrell Corporation in Muskegon. He retired
14 years ago.
They are the parents of four children
including Ray Lyonnais and Mrs. Lucien
Belanger of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Kenneth
Erickson of Muskegon and Francis Lyonnais
of Harper Woods. Mi. They have 13
grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Effective Feb. 1, 1980, I am leaving Sears
Service Department to open my own service business. I
will be happy to service your home appliances with
quick and guaranteed work at reasonable rates.
I am trained in refrigeration, laundry and ail kitchen
appliances.
Thcv msuBte agarnt neat ana cow
HURRY.
LIMITED TIME
OFFER
I will be working Monday through Friday with
emergency refrigeration service available on weekends
and holidays at slightly higher rates.
Please call
Can your Aero dealer today and get
ready for an energy boost
894-8252
C Colt's
• EffectiveThurs., Jan. 17
t h r u Jan. 31.
B A T H
install
S BED S H O P
COU* ST AWIfHAU
"Oscoxit is orfo* regun* curem once
N O T I C E OF F O R E C L O S U R E
OF M O R T G A G E
BY A D V E R T I S E M E N T
•Bring your room sizes...
Default having been made In
the condition of a certain mortgage made the 14th day of July,
1976 by Gerald Erdman and
Jean R. Erdman. husband and
wife, mortgagors, to Hackley
Union National Bank & Trust
Company of Muskegon (now
Hackley Bank & Trust. N.A.).
as mortgagee, and recorded on
July 26. 1976 at 10:29 a.m. In"
the office of the Register of
Deeds for Muskegon County.
Michigan, in Liber 1086 of
Mortgages on pages 481
through 484; on which mortgage there is claimed to be due
and unpaid at the date of this
notice. $26,495.68 plus interest; no suit or proceeding at law
or equity having been instituted
to recover the debt, or any part
of the debt, secured by said
mortgage, and the power of
sale in said mortgage having
become operative by reason of
such default.
Notice is hereby given that
on February 20. 1980 at 1:30
o'clock In the afternoon at the
front door of the Courthouse in
the City of Muskegon, that
being the place for holding the
Circuit Court for the County of
Muskegon, there will be offered for sale and sold to the
highest bidder, at public sale,
for the purpose of satisfying the
amounts due and unpaid upon
said mortgage, together with
legal costs and charges of sale,
Including an attorney fee of
$75.00, provided by law and in
said mortgage, the lands and
premises In said mortgage
mentioned and described as
follows:
Township of White River,
Muskegon County, Michigan; The West 816.44 feet of
the Southeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section
23, Town 12 North, Range 18
West. EXCEPT the West
716.44 feet of the South 912
feet thereof and EXCEPT the
North 225 feet of the West
312 feet thereof.
The period of time for the
redemption of this mortgage as
provided by law will be six
months after foreclosure sale.
HACKLEY BANK & TRUST.
N.A., Mortgagee
By s/Harry J. Knudsen
Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated: Jan. 18,1980
1/23,30,2/6,13
SEMI-ANNUAL
and return home with
huge savings
f< a n d beautiful floors.
FINAL
WEEK
of Our
Floor-Fashion
Clearance
20-50%
ALL REMAEVEVG
LAST WEEK!
A l l Current
Season Merchandise
up to
off
STOCK
CARPETING
ALL
off
10 FLOOR
COVERING
C H O O S E FROM AMERICA'S FINEST CARPET MILLS
•Extra S & H Green Stamps with every purchase
clearance
CHILDRENS
& LADIES
W e will be closed M o n d a y Feb. 4 for inventory
893-3654
SMITH'S
CARRIAGE HOUSE
112 E . C O L B Y S T R E E T . W H I T E H A L L , M I C H .
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Locals
January 30.1980, Page 9 W L
WESTERN MICHIGAN - Semi-finalists
from the entire West Michigan area will
compete Sunday. February 3 in The West
Michigan Young Artist's Competition spon-
- r
vlU
sored by the West Shore Symphony Orchestra. High school and college students from all
of West Michigan have auditioned for the
competition by tape. A group of eight (8)
selected semi-finalists will compete for prizes
in two categories, pre-college and college
age, on the Frauenthal Center stage,
Muskegon, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Reject request for EDC bonds
MUSKEGONf-The Muskegon County
Economic Development Corporation (EDC)
has rejected a bid by Hooker Chemical to
have the county issue $15-million in EDC
bonds to enable the White Lake Firm to get
lower lending rates for a massive cleanup at
their work-laden plant site. Several EDC
commissioners said they did not feel this was
a proper use of EDC funds. A similar request
may face Muskegon County Commissioners
in the very near future, EDC officials said.
SPECIAL
OFFER!!!
VALENTINE
LOVE
i TOTE
ONLY 5250
wilh a n y Hallmark Valentine
p u r c h a s e of $ 3 0 0 or m o r e
H e r e ' s a great w a y tQ
c a r r y a little l o v e
a r o u n d ! A n d this big
14" b y 14" c a n v a s t o t e
is p e r f e c t f o r y e a r round use! Hurry.
S u p p l y limited
6
'Say good-bye
to plain old
Checking
Accounts."
1979 Hallmark Caros Inc
BARBARA VANDERVELDE
Ass't. Cashier — Mgr. Bookkeeping
The
n ^ ' H Gift
0 e
^FP
PITKIN DRUG STORE
^101 W. Colby Whitehall
"Oiftlnetwa Gtfti
• CHy Fliir"
I can remember when I started at
Muskegon Bank. At that time, checking
accounts weren't too common. Now,
most people have checking accounts and
use them for a variety of reasons.
m
A woman
s h o u l d have
her o w n life
The
people
know
at
about
needs
woman.
of
the
the
And
Farmers
special
working
those
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Social
news
W H I T E L A K E W O M E N ' S C L U B will
m e e t F r i d a y , F e b r u a r y 1, 1:30 p . m . a t t h e
Montague Methodist Church.
M a r t h a H . G o l t z , M . D . , a g e 91, d i e d
Thursday m o r n i n g , J a n . 3, at Whitehall
Manor. The funeral service was held from the
Clock C h a p e l w i t h R e v . Birt B e e r s o f f i c i a t i n g .
Montague Chapter O.E.S. held a memorial
service at the chapel.
Dr. Goltz w a s b o r n in M o n t a g u e a n d lived
all h e r life in t h e W h i t e L a k e a r e a . S h e
WHITE LAKE
BAPTIST C H U R C H
5 2 8 0 D O W L I N G ST.
FRLITLAND
MONTAGUE MEDICAL
CENTER
BAPTIST CHURCH
MONTAGUE
4 6 1 1 N . OrshaD R d . , W h i t e h a l l
The Church Thot Teoches G o d ' s W o r d Wilhdui A p o l o g /
P A S T O R JIM H O U S F M A N
R e v . D o n a l d L e M a l r e , Pastor
Morning Worship 11:00
Sunday School 9:45
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MORNING WORSHIP
EVENING WORSHIP
Dr. G a r y Caller
9:45 A.M.
11:00 A . M .
7:00 P . M .
Family Practitioner
Eve.7:00
Wed. Eve. 7 p.m.
.. Wednesday
midweek
service
CALL
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894-2296
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Ph. 8 9 3 - 5 5 3 2 F o r I n f o r m a t i o n
First
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1809
Church
South Mears
Whitehall
Avenue'
„ D r . J o h n W i l l i a m Estes,
Pastor
The Long
Form could
save you
money on
your taxes
This
year, m a k e
sure you
t h e p r o p e r t a x f o r m . . E v e n if y o u f i l e d
Ph. 8 9 3 - 3 2 6 5
Fellowship Hall
Sunday M o r n i n g W o r s h i p
t h e S h o r t F o r m last y e a r , y o u r c i r c u m -
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stances this year c o u l d help y o u save
m o n e y by filing the L o n g Form. At
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H & R B l o c k , we'll r e v i e w y o u r tax situation to decide w h i c h form allows you
to p a y t h e l o w e s t l e g i t i m a t e tax.
White L a k e Area's
Full Gospel Church
W H I T E LAKE
ASSEMBLY O F G O D
William Alexander, Postof
C o r n e r of Spring & Division - W h i t e h a l l
SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45 a.m.
CONGRATULATIONS
to o u r
A g e n t of t h e M o n t h
for N o v e m b e r
S T E P H E N D. A L W A R D
are using
Coftee Hour 10:30 a.m.
7:00 p.m. Sunday
Office Hours
Monday-Wednesday & Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday Noon to 7 p.m.
For on a p p o i n t m e n t
Sunday School 9:25 a.m.
Youth F e l l o w s h i p
county state a n d national medical associat i o n s f o r 5 0 y e a r s . S h e w a s a l s o a m e m b e r of
the Montague United Methodist Church, t t t ^
A l t r u s a C l u b of G r e a t e r M u s k e g o n , a n d a lile
m e m b e r of M o n t a g u e C h a p t e r O E S .
Surviving a r e a brother, Dr. William
Goltz of M o n t a g u e ; t w o n e p h e w s , W i l l i a m
C a m p b e l l of F o r e s t P a r k , 111. a n d E d s o n
C a m p b e l l of S a n D i e g o ; a n d o n e n i e c e M r s .
D e l o r e s E i c k e of M o n t a g u e .
g r a d u a t e d f r o m M o n t a g u e H i g h School a n d
M S U . S h e t a u g h t s u m m e r school in W h i t e
R i v e r T o w n s h i p . D r . Goltz r e c e i v e d h e r
m e d i c a l d e g r e e f r o m Loyola U n i v e r s i t y
School of M e d i c i n e in C h i c a g o . A f t e r s e r v i n g
her internship at Hackley Hospital, she
o p e n e d h e r o f f i c e in M o n t a g u e a n d p r a c t i c e d
h e r e 34 y e a r s r e t i r i n g in 1964.
S h e w a s a m e m b e r of t h e staff a t H a c k l e y
a n d M e r c y H o s p i t a l s a n d a m e m b e r of t h e
who h a s been selected as t h e most o u t s t a n d i n g
representative in the Agency. We salute Steve on his ' t
outstanding achievements.
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Tel. (616) 726-5296
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DIRECTORY
White Lake Area's
Full Gospel Church
FERRY M E M O R I A L
Radio Program - "The W o r d O l G o d "
W.K.J.R. - Saturday 12:45 o.m.
WE WELCOME YOU TO
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RALPH MALLORY
323 SPRING ST.
WHITEHALL, Ml.
REFORMED CHURCH
Corner of Knudsen&
Old Channel Trail
Rev. James Knol, Pastor
Phone-Church 893-5915
Parsonage 894-9415
Morning Service 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School 11:15a.m.
Evening Praise 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening
Family Nite 7:00 p.m.
Shaping lives to be
His church
Holding Forth the Word of Ufe
EVANQEUCAL
COVENANT CHURCH
Warner & Lewis Streets
Whitehall
John G. Sjoblom, Pastor
Phone 894-9322 or 894-4271
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
7:30 p.m.
Nursery Provided
STATI
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L i k e a g o o d n e i g h b o r . S t a t e F a r m ia t h e r e .
Suie Faim liuoance Co'iW'es • Home Olftces Bloomngian llhmn
Rev. Walter Teske
Phone 894-4846
Worship Services Every Sunday
8:15 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
Sunday School & Bible Classes
at 9:30 a.m.
NEW ERA CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
New Era
Rev. Jake Waeda
Phone 861-5018
Regular Schedule
Morning Service - 9:30 a.m.
Evening Service - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday School-11:00 a.m.
" W E WELCOME YOU"
FAITH
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Alice & Warner Streets
Whitehall
Phone 893-7722
Robert L. Dorow, Pastor
Worship Services 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School
For All Ages 9:15 a.m.
WHITEHALL
WESLEYAN CHURCH
Division & Elliott Street
Rev. John Bridgett, Pastor
Phone 893-8795
Sunday School-10:00 a.m.
Worship Service-11:00 a.m.
Evening Service - 6:00 p.m.
Family Prayer Hour - 7:00 p.m.
Wesleyan Youth (Wed.)
-7:00 p.m.'
WE WELCOME YOU
WHITE LAKE
ASSEMBLY OF Q0D
FRUITLAND EVANQEUCAL
COVENANT CHURCH
Corner of Spring & Division
Whitehall
William Alexander. Pastor
Sunday School-9;45 a.m.
Worship Service -11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Prayer & Bible Study 7 p.m.
Radio Program
"The Word Of God"
W.K.J.R.-Saturday 12:45 p.m.
WE WELCOME YOU TO
JOIN US IN OUR WORSHIP
4355 N.Weber Road
Whitehall
Mark A. Frykholm, Pastor
Morning Worship - 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School-10:45 a.m.
Wednesday Evening
Family Night-7:00 p.m.
CLAYBANKS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Old 99 off Meinert Park Road
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Phone 893-2315
CHURCH SCHOOL
10:00 a.m.
DIVINE WORSHIP
11:15a.m.
THE FRIENDLY
VACATION CHURCH
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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.
(Nursery)
Come and break bread witfi us
PRINCE OF PEACE PARISH
BAHAI FAITH
PH. 893-5241
ST. JAMES
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Usley & Stebblns Streets
Montague
Weekly Fireside
(Discussion Group)
8 p.m.
Wednesday
Call 894-9545
for Information
WHITEHALL UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Division near Colby
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Phone 893-2315
DIVINE W0RSHIP-9:45 a.m.
Nursery Provided at the King's
House -123 South Dlvlson Avenue
CHURCH SCHOOL • 10:45 a.m.
A WARM WELCOME
TO VACATIONERS
GILES ROAD
BAPTIST CHURCH
2815 W.Giles Road
Muskegon
Roy Williamson. Pastor
Doug Carlson. Youth Pastor
744-7201 - Parsonage
744-9610-Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worhsip 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 6:30 p.m.
Mid-week service-Wed. 7 p.m.
LEBANON
LUTHERAN CHURCH
1101S. Mears
Whitehall
Larry L. Foster. Pastor
Phone - Church 893-5745
Parsonage-893-8525
Worship 10:15 a.m.
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Nursery Provided
Fr. Bernard Schafer
IIOGDykstra
Phone 744-3321
MASSES
Saturday-6:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m.. 11:00 a.m.
Pro-school CCD classes 4
Nursery during
9:00 a.m. Sunday Mass
Sacraments of Penance
Saturday 5:30:6:00 p.m.
Holy Days 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Eve of Holy Day 7:00 p.m.
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1:30
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O M O V I (DRAMA) • • T i e r •• Live" 1945 Suzanne
Pleshette, Bradford Dillman. A Iree-swinging girl fries
marriage, only to discover she stiH needs to have affairs
men. (110 mins.)
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ewe to so»ve.(2hri)
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several doctors b mysteriously murdered. (100 mins.)
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radium. (90 mins.)
€ 0 A DIVINE MADNESS Thisfilmis about a theatre-dance
camp in Steamboal Springs. Colorado, lounded in 1913
by Portia Mansfield and Charlotte Perry, which has
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racing at the Widowmaker Hill Climb. (2 hrs.)
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Clillon Webb, Edmund Gwenn. A childless T.V. writer
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a breaklast-iood kiddie show he writes. (2 hrs.)
® ) NOVA 'Black Tide' Ihis program documents one ol the
worst oil tanker accidents in h|story:that ol the Amoco
Cadiz, which in 1978 spilled 68 million gallons ol oil into the
sea oft the coast of Britanny. (60 mins.)
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H B O MOVIE-(C0MEDT) • • "The Owe AadlWy" 1971
Henry Winkler. Herve Villechaize. Offbeat comedy about
a king of the wrestling ring. (2 hrs.)
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® MOVIE -(WESTEBN) • • • "IMow Padflc" 1939
Barbara Stanwyck. Joel McCrea. Story about theraenwho
built the Union Pacific Railroad, linking the west with the
east. (2 hrs, 30 mins.)
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coverage ol the Larry Hofmes-Lorenzo Zanon WBC
11:15
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go intoshock when H brevealed thalDr. Carson Whitaker.
whose beauty b exceeded only by her skill at mkrovascular
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Wayne Rogers. Elke Soramer.
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story by Ring Lardner opens the season ol thb showcase
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on winler vacation encounter the wile's suitor of fifty
yean ago, who b vacationing with hb wile. (60 rains.)
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club b a bawdy house. (2 hrs.)
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encounter difficuHies along the way.
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dbplaysoliceskalingskilbandraajor production numbers
are lealured in thb special starring Peggy Fuming and
hosted by Tony Randall. (60 rains.)
® PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Guesls: Carol Burnett, her
husband Joe Hamilton, and daughter Carrie.
35) AMERICAN SHORT STORY The Golden Honeymoon'
This slory by Ring Lardner opens Ihe season ol Ihis
showcase lor the best in American shortfiction.An elderly
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fifty years ago, who b vacationing with hb wife. (60
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HBOMOVE-(DRAMA)***"Thell l i l i n " George
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searches lor a conspirator he believes b attempting
destroy a German luxury dirigible during a transatlantic
l. (2 h n , 30 mins.)
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O O TUESSAYINm ATTHE MOVES Damien-OiMn A
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Damiea into their home, not suspecting hebthedevl and
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mins.)
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Shannon Runyon's 'Guys and Dolls' at Howmet
WHITE LAKE — The White Lake Youth
Theatre is currently in production of the
popular musical "Guys and Dolls".
Under direction ot Bill Scarbrough and
musical direction of Christina Atchison, the
play will be presented February 28. 29 and
March 1 at 8:00 p.m. at the Howmet Theatre
in Whitehall.
Based on the-book by Damon Runyon and
with music by composer Frank Loesser, the
musical's lead roles are cast by five
experienced performers. Carol Morat of
Whitehall plays Sarah Brown.
Gene Sha/it to host
'Mystery!' on PBS
Gene Shalit will host 'Mystery!,' the Mobilfunded series of British thrillers, whodunits,
romantic suspense stories and detective yarns
premiering Tuesday. Feb. 5 on PBS.* The host is
a critic, a co-host of NBC's Today" program, a
national magazine columnist and a network radio
commentator.
"We're delighted that Gene Shalit will preside
over our mysterious series." series producer Ms.
Joan Sullivan said. "His wit and style provide clues
to the quality of entertainment and the distinctive
personality of this new series."
The new series, like the mystery genre itself,
will offer a diversity of subjects and t h e m e s — f r o m
Victorian sleuths to contemporary detectives. The
1980 season will run for 15 weeks.
Other programs in the series include:
'Rumpole of the Bailey," four one-hour programs
featuring Leo McKern as the irascible criminal
lawyer Horace Rumpole; 'Rebecca,' Daphne du
Maurier"s legendary story of passion and suspense, starring Jeremy Brett and Joanna David
in four one-hour episodes; 'The Racing Game,"
inspired by the best-sellers of contemporary
author Dick Francis and set in the unpredictable
world of professional horse racing; and 'Sergeant
Cribb.'
National
Asparagus Festival
Millionaires Party
9BS
Hart V F W
7 PM - 1 A M
Sat., Feb. 23
in t h e
spotlight
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c a n b e a o b t a i n e d from N A F
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Playhouse
Bob Hawk (Sky Masterson), Bethany
Cook (Miss Adelaide), Christopher Uganski
(Nathan Detroit), and Brian Engler (NicelyNicely) are all from Montague.
This is the seventh production given by
the White Lake Youth Theatre which is
comprised of students from both towns. For
the past four years it has been under the
sponsorship of white Lake
Community
Schools. This years producer is Bonnie
Hughes. The advisor is Mrs. Nancy Rose and
Miss Carol Brand is the musical advisor.
"It's funny, entrancing, and exciting. Bet
on yourself not.to miss i t ! " said Tracy Todd.
Top tv s h o w s ?
BROWN BAG CONCERT
On Thursday, January 31, the Brown
Bag Concert will be given by several chamber
music groups from Muskegon High School.
The concert will take place at the Muskegon
Woman's Club, Webster at 2nd St., from
twelve noon until one o'clock.
Muskegon High School has a number of
chamber groups, brass, woodwinds and
strings. On January 26 they traveled to
Fremont to participate in the District Solo and
Ensemble Festival.
WHITEHALL"Saturday, January 19 four
Whitehall singers represented the Whitehall
District Schools in two State Honors Choirs at
the University of Michigan in the annual
Music Educators Mid-Western Conference.
The students were among 300 singers
selected from over 900 students auditioning
through a process of auditions in October and
December. Representing the Womens Honors Choir were Geri Sutherland, Carolee
Morat, and Katie Dorow. Representing the
Men's Honors Choir was Guy Jacobson. All
four students are members of the Whitehall
High School Concert Choir.
TUPILO, MIm.--Little House on the Prairie was the
most constructive program on television and Soap was the
least constructive according to the Fall 1979 Television
Monitoring Program of the National Federation tor
Decency.
ABC was the top sex-oriented network, CBS was the
top user of profanity and Proctor & Gamble was the
number one sponsor ot both sex and profanity according to
the report.
Ten Top Constructive Programs--(l) Little House on
the Prairie, NBC; (2) American and National League
Playoffs, NBC; (3) Prime Time Sunday, NBC; (4) 60
Minutes, CBS; (5) The Waltons. CBS; (6) 20/10. ^ B C ; (7)
Wonderful World of Disney. NBC; (8) Holocaust. NBC; (9)
Shirley. NBC; (10) Eight is Enough. ABC.
Ten Least Constructive Programs: (1) Soap. ABC; (2)
Best of Saturday Night Live. NBC; (3) The Associates.
ABC; (4) Three's Company. ABC; (5) The Ropers, ABC;
(6) The Last Resort. CBS; (7) Archie Bunker's Place, CBS:
(6) Hello Larry. NBC; (9) WKRP in Cincinnati. CBS; (10)
A New Kind of Family. ABC.
MONTAGUE-A Little League meeting will be held Thursday, Jan. 31, at the
Montague City Hall at 7 p.m. Officers for the
coming year will be elected. All persons
interested in the Little League are urge
attend this meeting.
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than ever before!
New 2V^-year, $ 1 , 0 0 0 m i n i m u m
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Savings must be kept on deposit for 90 days or
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Education
January 30.1980, Page 19 WL
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION
ot 2 years. 1982 and 1983, for the purpose of provid-
viding additional operating funds for reinstatement
ing additional funds for operating purposes (21
records of this office indicate that the total of all voted Increases
of programs?
over
T A X R A T E L I M I T A T I O N I N C R E A S E PROPOSI-
Constitution ot Michigan, in any local units of government
T I O N FOR REPAIR A N D M A I N T E N A N C E
affecting the taxable property located in Whitehall District
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which
Schools. Muskegon County. Michigan is as follows
N O T I C E OF SPECIAL E L E C T I O N OF T H E ELECTORS OF
V
mills of the above Increase being a renewal of 21
W H I T E H A L L DISTRICT SCHOOLS
MUSKEGON COUNTY. MICHIGAN
mills for operating purposes which expired with
TO BE H E L D
the 1979 tax levy and 2 mills, for the years 1982 and
V
1983, being additional operating mlllage)?
FEBRUARY 4.1900
ADDITIONAL
MILLAGE
PROPOSITION
may be assessed against all property In Whitehall
FOR
Please Take Notice that a special election will be held in the
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which
The following propositions will be submitted to the vote of
tional operating funds for repair and mainten-
By Biut lakt i M r m h l p
ance of buildings and grounds?
Y
additional funds for operating purposes (this being
A P P R O V A L TO LEVY A U T H O R I Z E D M I L L A G E
^
RATE
a separate proposal In addition to the Increase sub-
the electors at the special election:
poses of Whitehall District Schools,
T A X R A T E L I M I T A T I O N I N C R E A S E PROPOSI-
T I O N FOR O P E R A T I N G PURPOSES
Shall the limitation on the amount
Shall the authorized mlllage rate for operating pur-
mitted in Proposition 1 at th.s same election)?
I T A X R A T E L I M I T A T I O N I N C R E A S E PROPOSI-
TION
of taxes
FOR
PARTIAL
REINSTATEMENT
OF
Whitehall District Schools, Muskegon County,
PROGRAMS
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which
Michigan, be increased by 21 mills ($21.00 on each
may be assessed against all property In White-
$1,000.00) on state e q u a l s valuation for the
hall District Schools. Muskegon County, Michigan,
years 1980 and 1981, and by 23 mills (J23 00 on
be increased by 1 mill ($1.00 on each $1,000 00) on
Si .000 00) on state equalized valuation for a period
state equalized valuation for a period of 4 years.
which may be assessed against all property In
SO Mill
Mudicji C u t F K H I I y
the
Unlil P a M
I 0 0 Mill
Spacui (duullon
I C D Mill
S p K U l tducjhon
I 9 n wi
Community (
i%3 igc
90 M m
By W M I o h j i l l o o n U i i p
be increased by 3.3 mills (13.30 on each $1,000 00)
1980 to 1983, inclusive, for the purpose of providing
limitation established by
I 9 M on
Non*
1983, Inclusive, for the purpose of providing addi-
on state equalized valuation for a period of 4 years.
A M , AND CLOSE AT 8 00 O'CLOCK P M. .
B r County ol M u U i g o n
lax
equalized valuation for a period of 4 years. 1980 to
hall District Schools, Muskegon County, Michigan,
THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7;00 O'CLOC.K
the
Increased by 5 mill (SO 50 on each J l .000) on state
may be assessed against all properly In White-
Whitehall Elementary School on Monday, February 4, 1980
above
District Schools. Muskegon County, Michigan, be
O P E R A T I N G PURPOSES
TO THE ELECTORS OF T H t SCHOOL DISTRICT:
and
1980 to 1983, Inclusive, for the purpose of pro-
Muskegon
7 0 0 Mill
f " • Opatllng
I b O Mill
F u t (Qulpmont
w / 8 I9t?
B y Dillon T o w n t h i p
I 0 0 Mill
F K t PioMcllon
l«?on
By ftuillind I c m m h l c
I 0 0 Mill
I ill PioWcllon
1 0 ' " on
B y City ol W M M t u l l
Nona
B y tn* School D i l U K I
Nono
County. Michigan, be approved for levy In 1980
Paul V I I * . J<
liMU>«
without regard to reduction required by section 31
M u t t t g o n Cnunty M i c N o a n
of article 9 of the state constitution of 1963?
This Notice is given by order ol the Board ol Education of
All school electors who are registered with the city or
Whitehall District Schools. Muskegon County. Michigan
township clerk of the city or township In which they reside are
Jeanne R Ingalls
eligible to vote at this election
I.
Paul Vltek. Jr..
Treasurer
of
Muskegon
Secretary,
County.
Michigan, hereby certify that, as of December 21. 1979. the
1/23 S 1/30/80
Board ol Education
INVEST IN THE FUTURE
VOTE "YES"
O N ALL FIVE PROPOSALS
in t h e Special School Election
FEBRUARY 4,
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Layman's
Language
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BALLOT E X P L A N A T I O N
Legal Language
I. TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR OPERATING PURPOSES
21 Mills
1980 81
182-83
Shall taxes continue to be assessed at 21 mills
which equals taxes of $21.00 on each $1.000 of
present equalized home value for 1980 & 1981
and shall it be increased 2 more mills (to 23) for
1982 & 1983.
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property In Whitehall District Schools.
Muskegon County. Michigan, be increased by 21 mills ($21.00 on each $1,000.00) on state equalized valuation for the
years 1980 and 1981. and by 23 mills ($23.00 on each $1,000.00) on state equalized valuation for a period of 2 years,
1982 and 1983, for the purposes of providing additional funds for operating purposes (21 mills of the above increase
being a renewal of 21 mills for operating purposes which expired with the 1979 tax levy and 2 mills, for the years 1982
and 1983, belng,addltlonal operating mlllage)?
' HOCB
..Villi.
Shall taxes be increased 3.3 mills to cover 7%
inflation for the next four years 1980-1983?
| |3.3 rr ils
^ rnori
1980-83
ADDITIONAL MILLAGE PROPOSITION FOR OPERATING PURPOSES
Shall the limitation on the amount oHaxes which may be assessed against all property in Whitehall District Schools.
Muskegon County. Michigan, be Increased by 3.3 mills ($3.30 on each $1,000.00) on state equalized valuation for a
period of 4 years, 1980 to 1983, inclusive, for the purpose of providing additional funds for operating purposes (this
being a separate proposal In addition to the Increase submitted in Proposition I at this same election)?
I
I
Shall taxes be Increased 1 mill for four years
1980-83 to help reinstate some previous
program reductions?
1 mill
more
1980 ' I
i
I
IV I
IV
Shall taxes be Increased 1/2 mill for four years
1980-1983 to help pay for building and grounds
upkeep?
i
I
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property In Whitehall District Schools.
Muskegon County, Michigan, be increased by 1 mill ($1.00 on each $1.000) on state equalized valuation for a period of 4
years, 1980 to 1983. inclusive for the purpose of providing additional operating funds for reinstatement of programs?
•
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property In Whitehall District Schools.
Muskegon County, Michigan, be Increased by.5 mill ($0.50 on each $1,000.00 on state equalized valuation for a perloo
of 4 years. 1980 to 1983. Inclusive, for the purpose of providing additional operating funds for repair and maintenance of
buildings and grounds?
V. APPROVAL TO LEVY AUTHORIZED MILLAGE RATE
I
|
No Aoded
Milhge
,
|
T
4
his proposition renews the 21 voted mills
upon which the schools are now operating.
b) IN ADDITION, the proposition asks for 2
more mills which would not be levied until
1982 and 1983, and would be used to help
keep up with inflation.
c) If this proposal alone passes, school can
continue, but the school will face additional cutbacks.
I This proposition asks for 3.3 mills to cover
the cost of inflation next year.
b) The mlllage levy would be for the next four
years, 1980 through 1983.
•r le school would be able to keep the programs It has at present without further cutbacks provide inflation is held to 7%.
This proposition provides for PARTIAL reinstatement of programs cut during the last
two years:
o) Complete reinstatement would cost 2.97
mills.
) The six period day In the high school will .
probably be the program reinstated.
j)The one mill will be levied 1980 through
100
3.
IV. TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
I
1/2 null
more
1980-S3
TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR PARTIAL REINSTATEMENT OF PROGRAMS
W h a t It M e a n s .
Shall the mlllage approved in this election and
that mlllage to be allocated in June be levied at
its full amount this year ?
^
Shall the authorlzedtnlliage rate for operating purposes of Whitehall District Schools. Muskegon County, Michigan, be
approved for levy In 1980 without regard to reduction required by section 31 of article 9 of the state constitution of 1963?
'
25.8 ^ U l l s For 1 9 8 0 - 1 9 8 1 Plus 7 C o u n t y
32.8
2 7 . 8 M i l l s For 1 9 8 2 - 1 9 8 3 Plus 7 C o u n t y = 3 4 . 8
a) A special fund would be provided for
Building and Maintenance needs only.
b) Approving this proposition would do double
duty because It will free, for educational use. dollars now used for maintenance.
a) This proposition allows the school to
receive all the money approved in this election.
5) It Is necessary because If It doesn't pass,
the Headlee Amendment to the Michigan
constitution could take part or all money
away for which the people voted In Propositions I. II, III, and IV.
TAKE TIME TODAY TO LEARN ABOUT THE FINANCIAL NEEDS OF THE
SCHOOL IN RELATION TO YOUR TAX DOLLARS.
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January 30,1960, Page 20 WL
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SEWING CLASSES - Learn all
those tricks that make sewing HORSESHOEING and trimming.
fun. Must have sewing experi- Contact Will Lent 861-5033.
2/2tfc
ence! Call 894-8753. 1/30p
PETS &
LIVESTOCK
MEMORIUM
HAPPY
ADS
MEMORIAM
In Memory of Bill Metts
To our brother
You're not forgotten
We love you and miss you
And think of you often
HAPPY BIG " 1 8 "
K-L Wiilacker
have fun with Hawks and "CDS'
S.S.. Chester
and Scum
Today was your birthday
Twenty-one years ago
And now you're in heaven
And we miss you so.
Debbie. Mark
FEEDS FOR HORSE - pig chicken - rabbit - duck - dog - cat bird. Wondere Wettem Suppliers
US 31. Montague. 8/29
FREE PUPPIES - Irish setter
mixed. Used to outdoors. Call
894-8658. 1/30c
DOG & CAT wild bird feeds and
supplies. Water softner salt and
Deicer salt. Dahl'i Farm Servlca.
Montague. Ph. 893-7195.11/7tfc
FOR
SALE
P0TT,NG S0,L
PIIRFRRFH GOLDEN
r n i nPM ILAB.
AR fnnr
" P 6 3 1 P o t s " PMt
PUREBRED
four m o s s .
m | x . vermlculite years old. excellent with children, p| a n ( f 0 0 ( j s w o n ( j e r # western
championship bloodline. Free to Suppliers - US 31. Montague. Ph.
good home. 894-9770. 1/30c
894-4481. 3/15tfc
1 want to support the school by voting
"yes" on all of the millage proposals, but
I'm on a fixed income and I can't afford a
tax Increase. What can I do?
SCtAO«l_
CARD OF
THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
A sincere thank you to our
friends, neighbors and relatives
for the flowers, cards and contributions at the time of the loss of
our husband, father and grandfather. It was all greatly appre 1
ciated.
Mrs. Leo Porth. Tom & Marjorie Porth. Mike & Barb
Porth. Dennis & Dee Johnson
Most persons in your situation-are eligible
tor a property tax rebate.
PUBLISH YOUR
VALENTINE GREETING
IN A HAPPY AD
For example; Even if all proposals pass, a
Senior Citizen with an income of $8,000 and
a home assessed at $10,000 (Vz of market
value) would not experience any increase in
his taxes if he filed for a Homestead
Property Tax Credit on Michigan State
Form #MM040Cr-1.
A Loving Way
to s a y . . .
"Be My Valentine"
At The Special Price Of
15-Wordt $1.25
Copy Deadline
10 a.m.-Feb. 8th
WHITEHALL DISTRICT SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION
ELECTRIC HOT WATER heater,
52 gal., good condition $20.
894-2020. 1/30p
PUBLIC AUCTIONt Sat., Feb. 2, 1980, at
12:30 SHARP! II The following-items will be
offered at Auction. Located VJ mile South of
Shelby on Old U.S. 31 at Woodys Restaurant
and Motel. 1 - 1978 J e e p Honcho w/snowplow elect, hyd.; 1 - Duetz 4006 Tractor
#787874895, excellent condition 540 hrs.; 1 Ford 9N tractor, 1 - 3 pt. 2 bottom plow, 1 - 3
pt. cultivator; 1 - 3 pt. crane attachment, 1 10 f t . 3 pt. M F Disk, 1 - 3 pt. scoop; 1 - 3 pt. 7
ft. Blade, 1 -2 wheel metal trailer, 1 - new
cyclone seeder; P.T.O. Driven tractor mounted: 1 - 4 row cultivator; 1 - 210 Bu. Grav. box
(new)) 2 - trailer axles w/electric brakes; 2 Roller cabinet tool chests; 2 - 2 4 " x 20'
corrugated steel culvert (new); 2 - 10" x 12' I
Beams; some air tools, fencing posts; portable
gas heater; motor and cement; plastic pipe; 2 16.9 x 26 sand tires mounted on case D.O.
wheels; 1 - 1 2 x 24 tractor tire;; 1- 14 x 20 ply
tire and t u b e . . . a few misc. tools and
household items. 1978 Ford V* ton Pick-up
with topper, 6 cyl. stick, excellent condition;
1976 Ford F-100 Pickup, 6 cyl. stick; 1976
Lincoln Continental Town Car, 4 door loaded; 1974 Ford Thunderbird, loaded excellent condition; 1975 Ford Fairlane, 4
door needs engine work; 1970 Chev. V-8 350
Engine runs good, good tires; 1964 Chev. 1
ton flatbed w / d u a l wheels
Owners and
secured parties reserve right to bid. All items
must be settled and removed day of sale.
Terms. Cash or check w/positive I.D. Clerk:
Shelby State Bank. AUCTIONEER: DICK
BEYER. BEYER AUCTION SERVICE, 5400
W. Woodrwo Rd., Shelby, Michigan. Phz
861-2431.
Continued next page
CITY OF MONTAGUE NOTICE
We Sell
Bottled Gas
and
Make Hook-ups
ORDINANCE NO. 172
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS 2.93, 2.94,
2.97 AND 2.98 OF CHAPTER 24 OF TITLE II OF
THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MONTAGUE.
The City of Montague ordains:
Ask us for information
Postema Bros.
Section 1. Sections 2.93, 2.94, 2.97 and 2.98 of
Chapter 24 of Title II of the Code of the City of Montague are
hereby amended to read as follows;
HARDWARE & APPLIANCES
NEW ERA
PH 861-2442
E A R N * 7 5 0 ° ° PER W E E K T O
* 6 , 0 0 0 ° ° PER M O N T H .
2.93. Water Rates. The rates to be charged for water
service shall be as follows:
Consumption Charge
Each premises connected to the System shall pay a consumption charge based on the amount of water used as shown by the
water meter installed in each premises as follows:
First 10,000 gallons per quarter - $9.00 (Minimum)
LEARN TO REFINISH SINKS
B A T H T U B S , TILES.
Next 10,000 gallons per quarter - $0.70 for each
1,000 gallons
YOUOWNWESUPPLY-
Next 20,000 gallons per quarter - $0.65 for each
1,000 gallons
FULL O R P A R T T I M E I N V E S T M E N T - W E WILL
F I N A N C E Y O U R BUSINESS
FOR Y O U . O N L Y O N E
M A N TO AREA.
Opportunity Is Knocking
OPEN THE DOOR!
Next 20,000 gallons per quarter - $0.60 for each
1,000 gallons
Next 20,000 gallons per quarter - $0.55 for each
1,000 gallons
Next 20,000 gallons per quarter - $0.45 for each
1,000 gallons
All over 100,000 gallons per quarter - $0.40 for
each 1,000 gallons
Call For More Information
6 1 6 - 3 4 4 - 5 5 4 1 OR W R I T E :
PORCEL FINISH,
P.O. BOX 2353
KALAMAZOO. Ml 49003
Special Rates
For miscellaneous or special services for which a special
rate shall be established, such rates shall be fixed by the City
Council. All water service rendered by the System to premises
located outside the corporate limits of the City shall be billed
at double the rates applicable inside the City.
Used
Marehandise
Monogram oil space heater.
70,000 BTU; Frlgidaire laundry
center, only 24" wide; G. E. twin
oven elec. range, (one elec. clean
gold; Frlgidaire washer, 12 lb.
load, new motor, timer, clutch,
gold; Hotpolnt elec. range. 30"
'5; Kenmore wringer washer.
Frlgidaire washer, 12 lb. load,
new motor, timer, clutch, gold;
Hotpolnt elec. range. 30" $75.00;
Kenmore wringer washer, like
like new; Frlgidaire elec. range.
40" $50; Frlgidaire elec. dryer,
timed cycle, only white $125.
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BROTHERS
HARDWARE & APPLIANCES
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N E W ERA. M I C H I G A N
2.94. Sewer Rates. The rates to be charged for
sewage disposal service shall be as follows:
Sewer Use Charges
Sewer Use Charges shall be based upon the water bill
charged to each premises. For residential premises, the sewer use
charges shall be $45.00 per quarter for the first 10,000 gallons
of water used, plus 150% of the water rates in excess of 10,000
gallons per quarter. For commercial and industrial premises the
sewer use charges shall be $54.00 per quarter for the first 10,000
gallons of water used, plus 400% of the water rates in excess of
10,000 gallons per quarter. For school premises, the sewer use
charges shall be $700.00 per quarter per school.
and sewer charges for the quarter, except that the bill for the
third month of the quarter shall also include any water and sewer
charges in excess of the minimum charge for the quarter. Bills
shall be payable without penalty through the' last Friday of the
month. Payments received after the last Friday of the month shall
bear a penalty of 10% of the amount of the bill. The Superintendent shall have charge of the reading of all meters. He shall
keep a record of all meter readings and shall keep accounts of the
charges for water and sewer service furnished to all premises and
shall render bills for the same. All water and sewer service
charges shall be collected by the City Clerk, who shall credit the
same to the proper account.
2.98. Collection. The Department is hereby authorized
to enforce the payment of charges for water service to any premises
by discontinuing the water service to such premises and the payment
of charges for sewage disposal service to any premises may be
enforced by discontinuing either the water service or the sewage
disposal service to such premises, or both, and an action of
assumpsit may-be instituted by the City against the customer.
The charges for water service and sewage disposal service, which,
under the provisions of Act 94, Public Acts of 19 33 of the State
of Michigan, as amended, are made a lien on the premises to " h ^ h
furnished, are hereby recognized to constitute such Ij-en; and the
City Treasurer shall, annually, on April 1, certify all unpaid
charges for such services furnished to any premises, which, on the
31st day of March preceding, have remained unpaid for a period of
six (6) months, to the City Assessor who shall place the same on
the next tax roll of the City. Such charges so assessed shall be
collected in the same manner as general City taxes. In c a s e s
where the City is properly notified in accordance with said Act
94 of 1933, that a tenant is responsible for water or sewage disposal service charges, no such service shall be commenced or
continued to such premises until there has been deposited with
the Department, a sum sufficient to cover six times the average
monthly bill for such premises as estimated by the Superintendent,
such deposit to be in no case less than $108.00. Where the water
service to any premises is turned off at the request of the customer
there shall be a water turn-off charge of $10.00. Where the water
service is thereafter turned on at the request of the customer
there shall be a water turn-on charge of $10.00. Where the water
service to any premises is turned off to enforce the payment of
water service charges or sewage disposal service charges, the water
service shall not be recommenced until all delinquent charges have
been paid and a deposit as in the case of tenants is made, and
there shall be a water turn-on charge of 525.00. In any other case
where, in the discretion of the Superintendent, the collection of
charges for water or sewage disposal service may be difficult or
uncertain, the Superintendent may require a similar deposit. Such
deposit may be applied against any delinquent water or sewage
disposal service charges and the application thereof shall no
affect the right of the Department to turn off the water service
and/or sewer service, to any premises for any d e l l " q u e n ^ y
satisfied. No such deposit shall bear interest and s u 6 ^ d e p o s ^ '
or any remaining balance thereof, shall be returned to the customer
making the same when he shall discontinue receiving water and
sewage disposal service or, except as to tenants as to whom notice
of responsibility for such charges has been filed with the C ^ y ,
when any 24 successive monthly bills shall have been paid by said
customer with no delinquency.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days
after its publication.
Special Rates
For miscellaneous or special services for which a special
rate shall be established, such rates shall be fixed by the City
Council. All sewage disposal service rendered by the City to
premises located outside the corporate limits of the City shall
be billed at double the rates applicable inside the City.
2.97. Billing. All meters shall be read at least
quarterly. Bills for water and sewer service shall be due and
payable when rendered. Bills shall be rendered monthly on the 10th
day of each month in an amount equal to 1/3 of the minimum water
ADOPTED:
Published:
Effective:
January 21, 1980
January 30. 1980
February 11, 1980
TS i f W - v ,
B. Wayne Gillan, Mayor
Carol Rolph, City C l e r k
January 30,1980. Page 22 WL
USED 19" B&W TV. 30 day
warranty. $65. Gary's Appliance
& Furniture. Muskegon 722-2014
1/16c
TAKE A TRIP
INTO WHITE LAKE'S PAST
Order a copy of the White Lake
Area Historical Society's 48-page
self-fluiding tour of over 21
historical sites in the White Lake
area, including the site of one of
John Jacob Astor's (1790) original fur trading posts at DuckLake.
Over 65 photos, maps and Illustrations. plus background of each
site. Send $1 for booklet, mailing
and handling charges. Membership in the historical Society is $5
per person. $7.50 per family.
Send check or money order to
White Lake area Historical Society. Box 276-Z. Montague. Mi.
49437. tfc
HOOVER PORTABLE washer
and Spin Dryer, $299 or $28 a
month. G i r y ' i Fumttur# i AppHance, Muskegon. 722-2014.1/9c
LADY KENMORE, washer &
dryer, 4-cycle, good condition.
Phone 894-9350. 1/30c
USED NORGE single door refrigerator $125 or $15 a month.
Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
Muskegon 722-2014.1/9c
SEARS GAS wail furnace, 85,000
BTU. used one month. Call
894-6346, 1/30p
MASSIVE LUMBERJACK
6
piece Family-room group. Heavy
2 x 6 pine construction; reversible
Herculon cushions, was $995.
now $688 or $30 a month. Gary's
Appliance & Furniture. Muskegon. 722-2014. 11/28c
COAT SHOP - now open Friday
and Saturday. Outer wear of all
types at bargain prices plus a free
knit cap with a $12.50 purchase.
Factory Surplus Sales. Montague
10/3tfc
HAY FOR SALE - 75c a bale &
90c a bale. Phone 894-4274.
Robert Dunn. 1/30. 2/6.13p
8779 Ferry Street
Montague, Michigan
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economy PLUS large basement rec. room,
3 bedrooms, sharp dining area, attached
double garage, great garden spot, secluded in-town Montague location, walk to
town or school-HURRY-$41,900.
LOTS OF CHOICES, delightful 4 bedroom
cape cod home, fireplace in basement rec.
room, attached garage and commercial
business area could be separate apartment
or fantastic work shop, edge of town
location, sharp setting. Don't miss this at
just $34,900.
SAVE GAS - Centrally located 3 bedroom
home with fireplace ground floor laundry,
basement, double garage, natural gas
furnace, easy walk to school, town,
churches, now available at $33,000xxCall
before this gets away!
ONLY A FEW FRONT LOTS REMAINING
on this private lake north of Montague.
After selling one lot last week we just have
4 shaded lots left. Perfect spot for summer
or all year.
MONTAGUE - NEAR SCHOOL - NEW
LISTING! Look what the mid-thirties will
still buy: a 3 bedroom, one-story home on a
double lot, a 15' x 18' living room with
heatilator fireplace, spacious family room
and extra-large 2 stall attached garage,
don't miss this onel
WE HAVE:
40 Acres wooded zoned for trailers:
20 Acres part cleared + part wooded:
10 Acres wooded rolling. CALL TODAY
894-5136
861-4033
894-4331
894-6067
894-5914
894-6124
766-3492
894-6286
Don Holmstrom
Herb Jacobs
Frank Holllster
Bob Miller
Gordon Odell
Jack Bendelow
Sandy Gosterhart
Leslie Patterson
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COMPLETE IT YOURSELF - This partially
finished 3 bedroom home could be occupied in the lower level while you finish,
raise your food on the gentle rolling 6%
Acres in Southern Oceana County, just
$27,000 and LAND CONTRACT TERMS.
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They may be picked up at 8674 OAK FIREWOOD, seasoned two
Ferry St.. Montague 1/30 thru years. Ph. 766-3069. 1/9,16,23,
30p
2/6.
BEDROOM GROUP with dresser NEW HEAVY-DUTY G.E. washmirror, headboard and chest of er $239 or $23 a month. Gary's
drawers. $229 or $23 a month. Appliance & Furniture. MuskeCHESTNUT KNOLL ANTIQUES Gary's Appliance & Furniture, gon. 722-2014.11/28c
now open for business, corner Muskegon 722-2014.1/9c
40-60 PERCENT OFF upholstery
West Webster Rd. and 60th Ave.,
off Old Us 31. We do stripping, WATCH BATTERIES for all elec- fabrics, naugahyde leather. Foam
refinishing. some repair, light tronic, LED & LCD watches. rubber cut to your sizes, drapclock repair. We have round and Mitchell Jewelry, 909 E. Colby, eries reduced to 50 percent, good
square oak tables, old rockers, Whitehall (across from White selection. The Fair, 1292 E.
Broadway. Open 9 to 5. MuskeSands) Ph. 893-4782 l l / l t f c
clocks, kerosene G.W.T.W.
gon 4/4t1c
hanging and leaded lamps,
phonographs. Much furniture, FORMICA TOP kitchen table
much more all refinished. WE w/leaf and 6 chairs, $199 or $19 a BRAND NEW ZENITH color
9 Console TV, $499 or $26 a month.
ALSO ARE BUYING ANTIQUES, month, Gary's Appliance
HOURS 10 A.M. TILL DARK OR Furniture, Muskegon 722-2014. Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
CALL 894-6220 7 DAYS A WEEK 11/28c
Muskegon 722-2014.1/9c
1/9c
36 INCH round leather top coffee SLAB WOOD $70 & $80. Free
TWO CHROME 14x7 California table; gold wing chair.
Ph. delivery within 20 mile radius.
Jarvis Sawmill, Inc. Ph. 861-2078
wire spoke rims - like new.
894-6195. 1/30p
1/30tfc
$80.00 or best offer. 894-5941
after 5 p.m. 1/16.23
DAMAGED 30" GAS range "AWAY-FROM-THE-WALL"SAVE $75 off the regular price. recliners. $149 or $15 a month,
Gary's Appliance & Furniture, Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
Muskegon 722-2014.1/9c
Muskegon 722-2014.1/30c
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NORGE HEAVY DUTY washer & MICRO WAVE OVEN. Modern 19" SEARS black & white portadryer, $200.; deep freeze - your Maid, excellent condition. Call ble TV; boy's suit - J.C. Penny,
choice, 23' chest or 12' upright; 766-2077. 1/30c
size 14; 76 Jeep Cherokee Chief,
RCA hutch type stereo AM-FM
ziebarted. 4-speed, Lock-o-matic
new tape deck $200.; 19" black & "USED JEANS" $5.00 - bibs hubs, p/s. p/b. air cond.
white TV $75. 861-6169. 1/30p $6.00. Many other bargains; 894-9344, 1/30p
jackets, flannel shirts, casual
WOOD DINING-ROOM table w/ pants, sweaters, sport shirts;
FLOOR MODEL 3-way speakers,
leaf and 4 chairs in pine or maple belts, etc. Factory Surplus Sales. 150 watt each, full year warranty.
finish, $249 or $25 a month. Montague. 12/10tfc
$299 for the pair, or $28 monthly.
Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
Gary's Appliance & Furniture.
NEW APARTMENT SIZE stove,
Muskegon. 722-2104.11/28c
Muskegon. 722-2014.1/30c
gas or electric, $249 or $24 a
&
RAYMOND VEEDER 420 Mus- month, Gary's Appliance
BARK FOR SALE - Jarvis Sawkegon Ave. Whitehall has won 2 Furniture. Muskegon 722-2014. mill, Inc. 861-2078 tfc
Free tickets to the Park Theater. 11/28c
WOODEN CLARINET - just
relined, $100. Call 894-5344.
1/30c
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Realtors
^JEWELRY
HART & SHELBY
in Shelby Mini Mall and in Hart
at the stop light. 12/19tfc
LARGE BEAGLE found in vicinity of Meinert Park. 894-5067. WANTED - Exercise indoor b k
cycle. Ph. 873-3703.1/30,2/6p »
1/30c
LOST - black long hair cat, male,
wearing flea collar, vicinity Old
Channel Trail. Reward! Phone
894-5054. 1/30p
WINDMILL, fallen and damaged.
MR. AND MRS. CHAIRS, high Needs resurrected and made WILL BUY antique beveled atv*
stain glass windows. Collecto/.,
or low back, $99 or $10 a month. good. (Insurance job). 861-5741.
861-5157.1/23 thru 2/13
Gary's Appliance & Furniture, 1/30c
Muskegon 722-2014.1/9c
WANTED TO BUY - coppertone
SILVER COINS WANTED. Gold
WANT RESULTS?
refrigerator. Phone 893-3435.
and sterling silver. Clad halves
Observer-News classified ads are
1/30c
'65-70. Paying highest rates.
the answer. Phone 893-1395.
Call and see! Bank reference
Prompt pickup.
Confidential
Shelby 861-4509 or 861-5484.
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It's good news that Senior Citizens
are eligible for a tax rebate, but
what about the rest of us?
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Homeowners under 65 are eligible
for a property tax rebate if their
property taxes are more than 3.5%
of thier income.
(Form
MI-1040CR-4)
For Example: If your household
income is $20,000 and your home is
assessed at $18,000, your taxes
would only increase $34.41 or less
than 10 cents a day if all proposals
pass. A small cost to you an a great
benefit to the school.
There are even tax rebates available to renters.
WHITEHALL DISTRICT SCHOOLS
B O A R D O F E D U C A T I O ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
SPECIAL 10% OFF
W E D D I N G INVITATIONS
Until February 29th
1/16,23,30:2/6
REALTOR, A S S O O A m
RUSTIC WOODLAND SETTING for this lovely 3 bedroom
home with 2 garages situated on 10 acres of quiet and
privacy with wild life and a creek and located halfway
between Whitehall and Muskegon. A bargain priced in the
mid 40's. Call Sarah Coudron at Century 21. Fran Hoover.
Realtor Associates, 744-3992. evenings 744-4661.
IF YOU DEMAND QUALITY and the prestige of owning
the finest home available in the area today we have the
home for you! Five bedrooms, walkout basement, IVi years
old. 2 fireplaces, attached 2 stall garage and detached 2
stall garage on 40 acres of beautiful woodland, 100 yard
skeet range, wooded trails. Call Rod TenBrink, Century 21.
Fran Hoover, Realtor Associates. 744-3992, evenings
894-8436,
OPEN HOUSE, Sunday February 3. 2 p.m.-4 p.m., 10240
US 31, first time on the market, the home you have all been
waiting for, the greatest commercial site left In the
Montague area, the northeast corner of US31 and Fruitvale
Rd.. prime 5 acres, zoned commercial with gracious four
bedroom home in an exceptionally attractive setting, new 2
stall garage. "Don't hesitate to see this home." Your host
Rod TenBrink, Century 21, Fran Hoover. Realtor Associates. 744-3992, evenings 894-8436,
[IMMEDIATE CASH
j for land contract
Arrowhead
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Agency
Montague
894-9085
OFFICE BUILDING in Whitehall.
1,100 sq. ft. finished office area
plus 1,000 sq. ft. storage area,
priced in the $30's, land contract
terms. Call Chuck Nelson, Real
Estate One - Nelson Associates,
739-9584. eves. 798-7552. 1/30
WHITEHALL-3 bedroom raised
rancher, family room, garage, 3
years.
Beautifully decorated
$43,000. 894-2493.1/30ttc
C A S H FOR L A N D C O N T R A C T S
Any type property anywhere
in Michigan 24 Hours
Call Free 1 800 292 1560
Firs! National Acceptance Co
KARSTEN PRESS
4582 OOWLING ST
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MONTAGUE
Toilored
buildino / y / t e m /
The POST BUILDING & SUPPLY Company
11335 Apple Drive,
Nunica, Michigan 40448 (616) 837-6466
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post (Pole) Buildings
616-837-6196
2230 LAKE AVE.
NORTH MUSKEGON
744-3992
HALLMARK '74 - 12x65, $2,000
down and take over payments. 3
bedroom; IVJ baths. Edgewood
"railer Park, Whitehall - Lot 13.
/23,30p
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SILVER AND GOLD COINS Coin Collections,
FRANKLIN
MINT, CANADIAN COINS. Call
for price 894-5417 after 4 p.m.
1/23p
WANTED STANDING TIMBERsaw logs or pulp wood (also cut)
Manner Timber Co. Ph. 8732011.1/9,16,23,30c
WANTED
KING SIZE mattress & springs.
Phone 766-2077. 1/30c
1980 SANSUI digital DC amp
receiver, 120 watts per channel.
Call 894-8101 before 3 p.m.
1/30c
NATIONAL SEWING machine,
new, $129 or $11 a month. Gary's EARLY BIRD GAS GRILL sale,
Appliance i Furniture, Muske- complete grill $249 or $23
g o n . 722-2014.12/5C
monthly..Gary's Appliance
&
Furniture. Muskegon, 722-2014.
WORK CLOTHES - pants $1.00. 1/30c
shirts $.75. Also jackets, coveralls, socks, caps, etc at low ELECTRIC STOVE - reasonable:
prices. Factory Surplus Sales,
Phone 893-3435. 1/30c
Montague stoplight corner. Ph.
894-6633. Open 10 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. 12/10tfc
STOP DON'T THROW away that
WARM-UP MICROWAVE oven old chair. Let us repair it for you.
$239, or $22 a month, while Caneing, Wicker, Reed, Rattan,.
supply lasts, Gary's Appliance & Rush. Will make new rockers and
Furniture, Muskegon, 722-2014. other little things. Upholstering.
POKE - ABOUT SHOPPE. Ph.
1/9c
894-8450. 3/9tfc
LAND CONTRACT. Large savings can be yours on this large
EAR PIERCING FREE by qualiranch. Has full basement with
fied personnel. 24 Kt. gold over
fireplace, huge kitchen with lots
surigical stainless steel earrings
of cupboards, family room, I 3 /!
at only $7.50 pair. No appointbaths, 2 car attached garage.
ment necessary. Sorry no childPriced under $50,000 with attracren under 5 years.
tive terms. Call Bob Steensma,
Ben Bennett & Co., Realtors,
894-9044, eves & weekends, 8933705.
1/28,2/4
WANTED TO BUY-Draftsman's
table. 2 x 3 with parralel bar. Call
766-3741 after 5 p.m.
1/30,2/6,13c
LOST &
FOUND
CUSTOM
BUTCHERING
EVERY TUESDAY
PROCESSING
•BEEF •PORK
•VEAL-LAMfr
WRAPPING & SHARP FREEZING
HART
MEAT CO.
873-3874 •
OnluK
894-9061
Grand H a v e n
T C I L J
846-3490
COASTAL REAL ESTATE INC.
Ask us nbout our
Homo Protection Warranty Program
RELAX THIS WINTER...in front of a large fireplace in your
very own living room. This 4 bedroom rancher also offers a
large lot and a covered patio with large barbecue pit for next
summer. Call today for your private showing. Terms available.
WB 14
ENJOY THE PRIVACY...of country living close to town with
this exciting 3 bedroom home. A family room with a beautiful
fireplace, a built in china hutch, and attached garage are only a
few of the many extras that this newer home In the White Lake
area has to offer. Call today for your private viewing. WB 26
REAL ESTATE CAREER-Have you ever considered an
exciting career in real estate? If so. why not give us a call. We
can explain how, with a_ complete training program and
powerful sales tools, you, too. can become a "neighborhood
professional".
124 Colby, Whitehall, Mlchlgin
HURRY
HURRY
Get 50,000 S & H GREEN
STAMPS with the purchase
of ANY NEW HOMEl But
- you mutt get your stamp
reservation certificate THIS
WEEKI
See the Beautiful, Economical Homes, featured In our
television ads - starting as
low as
*8,995
PLENTY OF FINANCINGI
OPEN EVERY DAY
Mobile Homts
MUSKEGON
Apple Ave. & Carr Rd.
OPEN 7 DAYS 733-2544
1970 MARLETTE - 1 2 x 62, with
expando, air conditioned, washer
REAL
ESTATE
-dryer, some furniture. All In
excellent condition.
$10,500.
WHITEHALL - very nice, 2-story. Crystal Down. Whitehall - Lot 11.
4-bedroom home, barn
with 8 9 4 - 6 5 1 2 . 1 / 3 0 . 2 / 6 C
^ t e d workshop and 2-stall gaVPs. circular drive, garden with
irrigation. 1 acre.
Jerry M.
Engle. Broker. 798-3248. 1/30c
NEW OPENING
JAMES HALEY 4983 Williams.
TERRY'S LAKEVIEW HALL
Montague has won 2 Free tickets
Whitehall - Available anytime,
to the Park Theater. They may be $100. Parties - Receptions - Etc.
picked up at 8674 Ferry St., Ph, 893-3444 or 894-9691.1/16tfc
Montague 1/30 thru 2/6.
HALL FOR RENT-for reception,
SPACIOUS and beautiful 2 or 4
parties, etc. Ph. 744-9063 or
bedroom home, with I ' / i baths
894-5412. 11/7tfc
and a 2-stall plus garage, in
^tontague.
Brand new wood HALL FOR RENT - Twin Lake
W n e r In finished basement, Civic Building. Call 828-6379.
carpeted throughout, 14 acres, 3/7tfc
etc. Land contract possible. Call
ROTHBURY AMERICAN
Ron Mallison and Associates
LEGION HALL
755-2217 or ask for Steve at for rent - parties - receptions, etc.
744-5879. 1/30c
Call 894-8413. tfc
c
TWO BEDROOM - downstairs
apartment, stove & refrigerator
furnished, no children or pets,
deposit and references required.
Montague 894-5951 evenings.
1/30,2/6c
FOR RENT - 3 bedroom home
with fireplace, on White Lake.
First and last month's rent In
advance, plus deposit. No pets.
$300 - heat included, per month,
plus utilities. Call 894-8867 after
6 p.m. 1/16tfc
APARTMENTS for rent for winter season. Driftwood Lodge, 8937035.10/17tfc
ONE & TWO BEDROOM houses
on White Lake furnished. Available until June 15. Deposit
required. Ph. 744-4174.1/9,16 23
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT
FOR RENT OR SALE: 2 bedroom 30c
on White Lake. Furnished, inmobile home. Crystal Down Mocluding utilities and linen. $45.00 bile Village. Adults only. Ph. LOW WINTER RATES,' nice
per week. No pets. Available 893-2102. 1/30C
studio apartments and kitchenuntil Memorial Day. White Sands
nettes. Call 894-9097. 1/16tfc
Retort on Old Channel Trail. Ph. WHITEHALL efficiency apart893-6005. 12/26tfc
ment. includes all utilities and
free cable TV. $165/mo. Also in
MONTAGUE - 2 bedroom, with Whitehall, a neat and cozy one
lake view, near bathing beach, bedroom apartment, close to
large deck - $225 per month. Call town. $165/mo. + utilities. In894-4459 or 894-5611.1/23,30c
cludes free cable TV, 894-9085. WANTED BY FEB. 8 or after. 1
Deposit required. NO
PETS or 2 bedroom home, furnished or
ONE BEDROOM apartment.
partially furnished.
Can pay
PLEASE. 1/30 tfc
Utilities & garbage pickup paid.
$160. plus utilities. Pentwater
Deposit, plus 1st months rent.
NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS area.
Call Debbie 869-2191
893-0485 - ask for Lou.
for brand new 1 bedroom apts. In
between 4:00 and 5:00 weekdays.
1/30.2/6.13c
Montague. Compare these fea1/30c
tures:
• close to town
TWO APARTMENTS FOR RENT
WHITEHALL. 1 bedroom each,
• full size stove, electric hood fan,
USED
ground floor $190/mo. - upper
refrigerator/freezer
SSSS
'
s
C
A
R
S
&TRUCKS
1979 MOBILE HOME - 14x60, in
$175/mo. includes utilities, no • all curtains and drapes
park, land contract terms, dowr~
pets, first and fast months rent
• well insulated
V F W H A L L FOR RENT
76 FORD V* ton pickup, excelpayment negotiable, owner buy Weddings - Parties - etc. Ph. plus $100 security deposit. Call
• sound proofed
lent 6 cylinder, extra tall working
ing house.
Call 873-4924.
894-9085. Ask for Don. 1/30tfc
• paved parking
694-5765. 9/11 tfc
topper, 54,0CC niles - $2,800.
• individual room heat
^0.2/6c
Call 894-2341. 1/.«),2/6c
ONE BEDROOM, first floor • full carpeting
1972 INDY - 12x60. Excellent
apartment, near downtown.
• snow removal
1979 UNIVAN - Dodge motor.
condition, 2-bedrooms. N^w part
Stove and refrigerator - heat, • free cable TV
3,000 miles, very good gas mileFOR
RENT
Edgewood Trailer Park. Phone
water and sewer furnished. De- • large yard w/large trees
age. 873-4144 evenings 6 to 8
posit $185. rent $185 per month. • large walk in closet w/many
894-2419. 1/30p
p.m. 1/16, 23, 30,2/6c
No pets. Ph. 894-9002 for ap- shelves
pointment 8:30 to 5.1/30tfc
• free water/sewer
1974 VENTURA 2 door, PS/PB.
No rust. Call 873-3107 after 6
WHITEHALL-3 bedroom house, • free garbage removal
2-car garage, near town- $250 Available Feb. 1,1980. Rent from p.m. 1/30. 2/6. 13c
month plus utilities. 894-4459 or $185/mo. plus utilities. Call 894- JEEPS $40. Cars $55. Trucks $50.
9085 for Jim. 1/2tfc
894-5611.1/23,30c
Government surplus merchandise. For further information call
312-742-1143. Ext. 1146.1/23.30.
H O U S E H O L D A U C T I O N : S a t u r d a y . F e b . 2,
2/6,13c
1980. S a l e s t a r t s a t 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . L O C A T I O N :
At A m e r i c a n Legion Club, 318 N. J a m e s St.,
1978 FORD VAN club wagon,
very good condition, air, 2 gas
LUDINGTON. ESTATE FURNISHINGS OF
tanks, built in CB, stereo radio,
ELLIS B U T L E R . H O U S E H O L D : P h i l c o r e f r i g ;
radial tires, cruise control, capCrosley Shelvador Refrig; Kelvinator refrig:
tains chairs $6,000. or best offer.
Grunow refrig; Universal 4 0 " gas range; 3 6 "
893-2635.1/23,30,2/6c
g a s r a n g e ; 16 c u . f t . B r a d f o r d u p r i g h t f r e e z e r ;
PUBIK
Norge automatic washer; Norge gas dryer;
Zenith 2 5 " color T V / s p a c e c o m m a n d e r ;
Philco B & W TV; Quality sq. dining r m .
t a b l e / 4 m a t c h i n g c h a i r s ; Q u a l i t y d i n e t t e s e t of
NOT A
SEXUAL
TOY
'Simply the
best night's
sleep you
ever
l a d d e r back chair; Lg. b u f f e t ; W o o d dining
5 2 7 0 Apple Ave. 5 ml. E of US 3 1
Open Mon.. Thurs.. & Frl. 10-9. Tues.. Wed. & Sat. 10-9
OUR
V C T G .
We feel much better about voting
"yes" on tile millage now that
you've explained about the rebates.
Where can we get the forms that
you mentioned?
A.
The forms are available at the Post
Office and come with complete
Instructions on how to fill them out.
WHITEHALL DISTRICT SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION
: Rebate Rebate Rebate
NOTICE
New
Winter Hours:
M o n d a y & T h u r s d a y til 8 : 0 0 ?
T u e s . , Wed., Fri., til 6 : 0 0
Sat. til 4 : 0 0 P.M.
|
NEW '79
I?
FORDS - MERCURYS - TRUCKS w
...at INVOICE PRICEI
Rebate Lasts Til End of December
SHELBY
M O T O R SALES
F O R D - MERCURY
— Rebate Rebate Rebate
GOOD DEALS COT
K your a u l o m o b l l e It n o longer
table; 4 matching metal chairs; Studio couch;
Long
davenport;
center table;
Cane
Modern
seat
chair;
a c t i n g very lovable, l i t l i m e to
r:-
Round
think a b o u t t r a d i n g lor a n e w e r
m o d e l ! C o m e In t o d a y a n d test
drive a p r e v i o u s l y - o w n e d car
swivel chair; Double
T h e y ' r e all quality c h e c k e d
lor d e p e n d a b l e s e r v i c e
Hollywood b e d ; Single Hollybed bed; 3 double
b e d s ; V* b e d ; S e t of b u n k b e d s ; 2 s i n g l e m e t a l
beds; Double metal bed; 6 trunks; Oak chest/
mirror; Blanket c h e s t ; 3 - d r a w e r sock chest;
Base chest; Antique 3-drawer chest; Antique
4-drawer chest; Floor & table lamps; E u r e k a
& Hoover v a c u u m s ; 3 b a r stools; Metal
cupboard; Small c u p b o a r d / glass doors; H i g h
chair; Library table; C a r p e t s w e e p e r ; TV
swivel table; 2 5 " x 2 5 " mirror; D r e s s e r mirror;
Round mirror; 3 0 " x 4 0 " mirror; Portable elec.
sewing machine; Signature humidifier; RCA
Victor
table
radio;
Transistor
radio;
GE
console radio; 1 2 ' x l 2 ' beige rug; 9 ' x l 2 ' beige
r u g ; Arvin elec. h e a t e r ; Footstools; Lux wall
clock; 2 c a r d b o a r d w a r d r o b e s ; D a y b e d ; P o t s ,
pans, kettles, dishes, silverware, glassware,
linens, bedding, etc; 30-cup coffee maker;
S h e t l a n d b l e n d e r ; S p a r t u s w a l l clock; L g .
m o d e r n p i c t u r e in f r a m e ; 1 5 - g a l . c r o c k ;
Wooden clothes dryer; Several keresene
l a m p s ; 2 carpet b e a t e r s ; Coal & wood h e a t e r ;
Lg. quantity misc. i t e m s .
OUTBOARD
M O T O R B O A T : D u r a c r a f t 18' o u t b o a r d m o t o r
boat with full canvas, t a c h o m e t e r , A M radio,
down r i g g e r s , in very g o o d condition, with
h e a v y d u t y t r a i l e r & 1975 m o d e l 150 h . p .
Mercury motor with power-trim. MISCELLANEOUS: XP Power Mast Homelite chain
saw; H a n d power saw; Toro 3 h . p ; snow
b l o w e r . Small vise; Blow torch; J e t well p u m p
& tank; Weather station; Misc. fishing gear;
Ice s p u d ; G u n r a c k ; S l e i g h ; F i s h i n g b a s k e t ;
Coleman lantern; Push lawnmower; Fence
stretcher; H a n d tree trimmer; Crab seine;
Misc. g a r a g e , h a n d & g a r d e n tools; Picnic
t a b l e ; O u t d o o r grill; Q u a n . g a r d e n h o s e ; L a w n
f u r n i t u r e ; T y p e w r i t e r s t a n d ; 6* s t e p l a d d e r ;
Pair crutches; M a n y misc. items. T E R M S :
C a s h . N o t r e s p o n s i b l e f o r a c c i d e n t s or
AUTOMOBILES
-Choice Used A u t o m o b i l e s -
1979 CAMARO, V-8, Auto, Air & etc
1978 c«v. Impala, 4-door, Small V-8, Auto, Air, Pius
other fine accessories.
1979 CHEVETTE, 2-door, 4-cyl.. 4-spd., Like new.
Only 9200 actual miles. Just
1979 MONTE CARLO, 267 V-8, Sun roof. Power 50/50,
Seat. Plus every other option. A Demo
1979 CAPRICE, 2-door Classic, Small V-8. Full power.
A M / F M CB. Every fine GM option
1978 CHEVETTE, 2-door, 4-spd., A sharp car
1977 MONTE CARLO, 2-door, V-8, Auto. This is
Like New
1977 TOYOTA STATION WAGON, 5-spd. trans..
Sharp
1977 FORD GRANADA GHIA, 2-dr., V-8, Air. This is
a very sharp one owner car
1976 CHEV. BLAZER, 4 wheel drive, V-8, Auto.,
Radial tires. A fine unit
1975 AMC PACER, 6-cyl., Overdrive. A real
' mileage maker
1975 NOVA. 4-door. 4 cyl.. Auto., Radial tires. Rust
proofed. A fine car.
1973 MONTE CARLO. V-8, Auto
1973 CAMARO, Auto, a little rough. A buy at
1975 BUICK CENTURY, 2-door, V-8, Auto., Air, Sharp.
A Buy
New
1979 LTD WAGON, Air, A M / F M Radio, Split seats. Luggage Rack,
Nice car.
$3990
1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR, 6-Cyl., Auto., P/S, Radio, Vinyl Roof,
9:000 miles
$7490
1978 COUGAR XR-7, Air cond.. Stereo, Split seats. Cruise control
1975 MAVERICK, 2-Dr.,6-Std., Good gas mileage
$7690
$3580
RINGEL, B e a r Lake, 8 6 4 - 3 9 4 1 .
1
$3995.
S*9®
1974 FORD SQUIRE WAGON, Luggage rack. Radio, W.S.W., Steel
belted tires, Nice Car
1974 MAVERICK, 4-door, 6 Auto., WSW tires. Radio, Ciean Unit,
Good gas m i l e a g e . . . . :
v
52095
$3590
Jurtln
-Used Trucks1979 FORD, 6-cyl. std. shift. Step bumper. Cab lights. Radio
$*295
$3480
1978 F-150 4x4, Three to choose from. Starting at
$5495
$4590
1977 FORD F-150. 4x4. V-8. Auto.. P/S. P/B. Explorer pkg.. Steo Jumper.
A M / F M . Sliding rear window. Topper. Reg. gas
$1890
1977 FORD F-150. V-8 Auto., P/S, P/B, Stereo. Sliding rear window
Swing-iok mirrors. Step bumper
^
$3795
1977 FORD F-250V-8. Auto.. P/S. P/B. Radio
1976 FORD F-250 V-«. 4-Speed, P/S, P/B, Step bumper
$2996
$2795
1976 F-100 EXPLORER, Auto, P/S, Step bumper, radio,
J u i t In
$2390
$1290
$990
$2290
USED T R U C K S
1978 DODGE SHORTY, 4x4, V-8, Auto
1977 FORD, V-8, Auto., Vi ton
1975 CHEV. % V-8, Auto, HD
1974 CHEV. Vi, V-8, Auto, With topper
1974 CHEV. % V-8, Auto., 4-wheel drive
1976 FORD RANCHERO, V-8, Auto., Speed Cruise, Air & etc
1976 Chev., % Pickup, V-8. Auto.
$4495
1974 F-250, EXPLORER. V-8. Auto.. P/S. Power brakes. Step bumper.
Radio
$2095
1974 FORD F-250, V-8. Auto. P/S. P/B. Radio. Step bumper
Ju«t In
1974 G.M.C. VAN, V-8, Auto. P/S. Radio
J u r t ln
W e s t e r n Snow Plows
la Stock for Chevy & Ford
YOUR FULL SERVICE DEALER
BRUCE WIERSEMA
property loss after p u r c h a s e . Lunch available
at sale. J A M E S BUTLER & RICHARD
BUTLER. Co-Proprietors. AUCTIONEERS:
D O N D I E S I N G , ScottvlIIe, 7 5 7 - 3 3 4 8 . R O N
—
Have you hugged
~ yourear
lately?
MUSKEGON WATER BED
table, 4 leaves, 6 chairs & matching serving
cart; Very special a n t i q u e Morris chair; 3
upholstered a r m chairs; Reclining chair;
Rocking chair; Occasional chair; A n t i q u e oak
January 30.1980. Page 23 WL
IMPALA HARDTOP - 1973, PS/
PB. A buy at $400. Call 894-4629
after 5 p.m. 1/23,30c
1978 CAMARO Type LT 350
auto. P/S, P/B. Pioneer Fm
FORD FAIRMONT-1979, 4 cyl., 8-track, aluminum wheels, white
4-door. auto, A M / F M radio. 26 lettered radiais - 26.000 miles.
miles per gallon. Call 894-4096. Asking $5295. Call 894-6026 after
5 p.m. 10/3ttc
1/30(;
Ford/Mercury
PH. SHELBY
7148 WEST M A I N STREET
861-2525
MUSKEGON 722-2312
N E W ERA
-
PHONE 924-3200
FREMONT
S E D
m l UCARS
,
January 30.1980, Page 24 WL
BABYSITTER for 8 month old,
responsible middle aged woman
RENTAL
preferred, 1st shift, Lakewood
Rd. & South Shore Dr., Whitehall
CARPETS a fright? Make them a area. Call 894-6659 after 6:30
beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. p.m. 1/30c
Rent electric shampooer $2. Ben
I WILL CARE for your children in
FranWIn Stora. Whitehall.
my home, 1st shift. Have had
9/26tfc
experience and enjoy children.
New Era area. Easy access to our
home from expressway. Phone
861-5749. 1/30C
EQUIPMENT
M —
LPN or RN - Apply in person,
Whitehall Manor, part time or
full time. Applications taken for
nurses aides. 9/12tfc
ASSESSOR-LEVEL I to do assessing of approximately 1550
parcels for Blue Lake Township.
Wages negotiable. Phone 8284146, Carl Knash,
Township
Suprvisor. 1/23,30c
ISNOWPLOWING
SNOWPLOWING day or night.
Tree trimming or removal. Free
estimates. Wood for sale. 8949483.1/9tfc
SNOWPLOWING-- will plow any
time, reasonable. Call any time
PULP CUTTERS, piece rate. 894-4195.1/16tfc
Must have saws. Manner Timber
Co. 873-2011. l/.IB^S^JOc
SNOWPLOWING by contract or
JOBS
WANTED
job. Call Driftwood Lodge. 8937035.10/17tfc
SNOWPLOWING - 24 hour service-reasonable rates. 893-6825
MAN WITH TRUCK will haul or 894-5078.11/14tfc
appliances, junk, trash, anything
- anytime. Call 894-8260. tfc
INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpapering. Free estimates. References. Ph. 893-8605 or 8948671 evenings, tfc
INTERESTED IN OBTAINING
house cleaning job - full or part
time. Very reliable, experienced,
with own transportation. Would
like $3.75 an hour. 894-8459.
1/30c
FEMALE MODELS NEEDED to
model for photographic promotions and sales. No experience
necessary and will offer a training
period to those interested In
modeling. We also make portfolios, composits, headsheets and
recommendations. 777-3051 or
744-5365 from 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
1/30c
PART-TIME HELP wanted between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. - Wash
King. Colby St.. Whitehall. 1/30.
2/6c
^
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE tune-up special $12. any make.
Ph. 894-9832, Donna Collins,
Post Road. 11/28c
BABYSITTER WANTED in my
home in Shelby - 2 children, V h
to 3 hours in the afternoon.
861-2311.1/30p
SNOWPLOWING - reasonable
rates, 24 hour service available.
Dial, Mon.-Fri., 10-5, 894-8000.
If no answer. 894-5740. Clip this
ad & save. 1/9tfc
BILL PETERSON
CONSTRUCTION
New construction & Remodeling.
Licensed & Insured. Install kitchen cabinets, formica work. Ph.
894-5094. 6199 Bell Rd., Whitehall. 11/28tfc
WINTERS BARBER SHOP .
SNOWPLOWING - Commercial
WE BUY OLD GOLD & SILVER
or Residential - Call Wayne 14954 Hunt St.. Montague. Hour. JEWELRY AT DAILY MARKET
Erdman 894-6140 or 861-5368. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evenings by RATES. (No coins or Holloware)
lappointment. Closed Friday &
1/14tfc
If you do not sell to us there is a
Saturday. Ph. 894-6311. 2/2tfc
minimal charge for appraisal.
Gollei
SERVICES
AUTO INSURANCE - cancelled?
See Ed Sikkenga Agency - Rothburv. No fault insurance for
WATCH REPAIRING ring sizing a n y b o d y > ph. 894-8244 or 861engravmg, MltchellJewelry, 90S
/patfc
E. Cobly, Whitehall (Across from
White Sands). Ph. 893-4782.
8/tfc
HEALTH & LIFE
- for individual &
Let me quote.
Agency 894-8244
12/19tfc
MONTAGUE DISPOSAL
KK'S KAR WASH
SERVICE
Korner of Mears & Alice. Whitehall. Koin operated. Open Dally Serving White Lake & Rothbury
All new high pressure equiparea. Phone Nelson 5220 Stanton,
ment. 11/28 thru 1/30 c
Montague, 894-4677. tfc
CJjEWELRV
HART & SHELBY
INSURANCE
small group.
Ed Sikkenga
or 861-4012.
WASHER & DRYER repairs.
Most major brands. Allen Blanshan. Rt. 2. Montague. 894-6222.
If no answer...please call again.
11/7ttc
ROYAL TIRE
KITCHEN CABINETS - baths.
appliances, carpeting. Armstrong
vinyl and Bath Boutique. Style
Trend Interior!, Inc., Ludington,
Ph. 845-6500. 7/12t1c
921 E. COLBY. WHITEHALL
Mon. Fri. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M.-4 P.M.
PHONE893-5755
GOOD
INCOME TAX done reasonable
and honest. For more information
call 766-2378.1/23 thru 2/13c
TRENDSETTERS
v>
AAA
TREE EXPERTS
Call for free estimate. Fully Insured. Whitehall. 894-5012 or
894-8505.
tfc
:
UPHOLSTERING
Furniture-Marine-Campers
REASONABLY PRICED
Replace front brake pads
Resurface rotors
Inspect calipers
Bleed hydraulic system
and refill
Repack inner and outer
bearings
I n s p e c t rear l i n i n g s for
wear
Inspect master cylinder
Adjust brakes
5
894-9774
6
7.
0
W/W
$27.85
28.92
29.00
29.63
29.95
30.78
31.94
33.96
35.73
29.91
S1.9I
NOW ON SALE
SERVICES INCLUDE;
1
2
3
4
i-PLY POLY-CORD
A78-13
B78-13
C78-13
C78-14
078-14
E78-14
F78-14
078-14
H78-14
Save o q O /
up to 0 0 / O
per tire
L600-15
F78-1*
078-16
H78-15
L78-15
33.40
35.97
38.78
F.E.T. $1.62-$2.98
It's okay to clown around.
Aadii'on^i p a n s and ««rvices e i l r a
OIL, FILTER
&LUBE
5qt
FRONT DISC
BRAKE JOB
but when you want
results, look to the
classifieds!
$4joo
10W-40
Sale
Price
Work done by trained mechanics.
Most U.S. cars
' 31 8 9 3 - 1 3 8 5
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Set dwell and timing. Lubricate and
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10 MODELS O N DISPLAY
LITTON and SANYO
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NOTICE
LEGAL
NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the
County of Muskegon Estate of
Waller G. Johnson, Deceased.
File No. 53935
TAKE NOTICE: Creditors of
Walter G. Johnson, Deceased,
(late of 8581 Meade Street,
Montague, Michigan. 49437,
Social Security Number 321-128605. date of death being
November 17. 1979) are herewith notified that all claims
against the decedent's estate
are barred against the estate,
the independent personal representative and the heirs and
devisees of the decedent, unless within four months after
the date of publication of this
notice, or. four months after the
claim becomes due. whichever
is later, the claim is presented
to the following independent
personal representative at the
following address:
Hackley Bank & Trust. N.A.
Trust Department (c/o William
Sininger
Account #2-03992
161 Muskegon Mall
Muskegon. Michigan 49443
Attorney for Petitioner:
ROSE & ROSE. ATTORNEYS
8787 Ferry Street
Montague. Mich. 49437
Phone: (616) 894-9088
Lawyers for Estate
Dated: January 21,1980
1/30/80
CITY OF WHITEHALL
COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
Decorative
Eiterior Finish
Decorative
Exterior Finish
Secondary
Heal Chamber
Firebrick
rebnek
January 22,1980
• Authorized payment of bills as follows: General Fund
$33,938.71, Ambulance Fund $434.50, Library Fund $532.01,
Major Street Fund $609.49, Local Street Fund $479.11, Motor
Pool Fund $3,353.45, Water and Sewer Fund $5,850.44 and
Unemployment Fund $224.05.
Request for vacation of north 120" of Alley in Block 5. Orig.
Plat of City of Whitehall be tabled until Master Plan for City is
adopted.
Granted permission to White Lake Chamber of Commerce
to use City Hall grounds for 1980 Arts & Crafts Festival June 14
and 15.
Minutes of Planning Commission Meeting January 16.1980
received.
Authorized expenses for council members to attend
Michigan Municipal League Conference in Lansing February 27
and 28.
Adopted Resolution Establishing City of Whitehall as a
"Designated Management Agency" for Region 14 "Areawide
Water Quality Management Plan".
^
Referred bids received for City's insurance to City Manager
for tabulation and recommendation; bid to be awarded at
Special Council Meeting January 28.1980, at 7:30 P.M.
Adopted Amendment to White Lake Area Building
Inspector Board Agreement, providing for an updated Building
Permit Fee Schedule.
Authorized expenses for repair of mens' restroom.
Submitted by:
William E. Beauvais
1/30/80
City Clerk
Draft
Control
T w i n 465 C F W
Blowers
(Single B l o n r o n
•uo<)«i a s o f l
Twin 465 C F M
Blowers
Heavy Duly
Cast Iron Door
Heavy Duly
Cast Iron D o o r
Ash P a n
(Removable)
Ash Pan
(Removable)
Adjustable
Draft Flow
Heavy Duly
C a s t Iron G r a t e
CAUTION! This
Unit Rf quires
A Class A Chimney
D r a l l Flow
"WE SERVICE WHAT
UNIT SPECIFICATION
2800 Series
Height
38%"
42%"
Width
24"
26"
Depth
28"
28"
Blower Capacity
BTU'S
Log Size
Door Size
Weight
W a r m Air Plenum
Secondary Heal Exchanger
465 CFM
T w i n B l o w e r s 930 C F M
80.000 to 100,000
120,000 to 140,000
26"
12 x 1 3 % '
WE SELL
1. A beautiful rugged and heavy duty furnace.
2300 Series
Series No.
Heavy Duly
Cast Iron G r a t e
26"
12 x 1 3 % "
420 Lbs.
478 Los.
2 3 " x 20"
2 3 " x 20"
No
Yes
2. Decorative finish.
3. Available with aecondary heat exchanger.
4. Heavy duty cast Iron fire and ash pan doors
with positive air tight lock.
5. Heavy duty blowers.
6. Honeywell controls.
7. A v a i l a b l e w i t h t h e r m o s t a t i c a l l y c o n t r o l l e d
draft blower.
8. C o a l s h a k e r g r a t e s a v a i l a b l e f o r
Woodchuck Furnaces.
all
9. All Woodchuck Furnaces raised 3 " so steel
cannot absorb moisture from cement floor
and cause rustlno.
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