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BY DARWIN BENNETT
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CERTIFIED TREE FARM-Anthony (Tony) Tryban, of
7648 Ravenswood, Lakewood, had his 40-acre woodlot
named a certified tree farm in May of this year. Photo by
Charles Mindham.
WHITE LAKE-State officials from the
Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
gave the city of Whitehall bad news last
week-it will probably cost more than
$200,000 extra to construct the city's proposed 50 boat municipal yacht basin.
City Manager William Beauvais gave city
officials the unexpected news at last week's
council meeting after receiving officials
notification from Keith Wilson, chief of the
Waterways Division of the DNR.
The extra costs would push the total cost
to the project, to be located at the foot of
Colby and the north side of Goodrich Park, to
an anticipated cost of $1,100,000. Most of the
funds will be coming from federal and state
sources.
"1 hope this will not prohibit construction
of the marina," said Beauvais to the council,
" b u t $1,100,000 is considerably higher."
"How much would the local share b e ? "
asked Councilman Richard Cogswell.
" I t could run as high as $150,000,"
Beauvais said.
"The estimate is still of a rather
generalized nature and is being refined, but
tends to indicate that the probable cost of the
project is now aboot $1,100,000 as opposed to
" the original $8501000 and the $900,000 we
were earlier estimating for appropriations
purposes," Wilson said.
"1 have discussed this matter with
Senator Phil Arthurhultz and Representative
Edgar Geerlings and expressed my belief
that there is little likelihood of securing the
additional funds required from the local
community. 1 reviewed with them the
prospects of utilizing revenue bonding for the
local share of any such increased funding
which 1 believe is severely limited. The result
of this overview was to convince all of us that
we must either reduce the scope of the
project or seek expanded funding at the State
levei," he said.
"Reducing the scope of the project is an
undesirable alternative if it can be avoided
because it will have a rather severe impact on
the number of boating facilities actually
provided. This is caused by the fact that we
must basically complete all of the support
portions of the project before catwalks are
actually constructed which makes any project
reduction fall upon this portion of the project
rather than upon any other area," said
Wilson.
"Increasing the funds is most desirable
but, unfortunately, we are already faced with
a severe shortage of funds in the Waterways
Fund and this Fund could not support an
additional allocation to this, or any other
project at the present time. If additional
funds are to be obtained at the State level,
they must be obtained from the State's
General Fund and this Fund is closely
guarded against incursions of this nature by
the State Budget Director, Gerald Miller," he
said.
"In spite of the protected nature of the
general fund, it has been concluded by both
Senator Arthurhultz, Representative Geerlings, and 1 that this is still the most desirable
alternative to pursue and the one with the
best prospects, dim though they might be at
the present time. We are formulating
strategy to pursue in this area and have not
yet devised a formal plan of attack, but the
important thing is that we are all in
agreement, of the need for action and are
committed to taking such action. With luck,
we will be successful. If we are not, then we
will have to collectively join with the City in
reviewing the project to determine where
modifications can be made that will permit us
to complete facilities responsive to the
boating need but within the dollar allocations
available," said Wilson.
"I am not attempting to either alarm or
placate you with this information. The facts
are as stated and must be disseminated if
appropriate action is to be taken thereon. We
expect Legislature to begin hearings shortly
on the 1979-90 capital outlay appropriation so
that the issue will be joined before long. In
fact, it is probable final action on the
appropriation will be completed by late
October. Although I am sure both Senator
Arthurhultz and Representative Geerlings
will keep you informed of the progress in this
matter, you may also feel free to call upon me
for information of this nature."
Whitehall Schools report a 30 percent
drop in wasted food at elementary school
BY DICK ZUELKE
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WHITEHALL""We're talking about a
- 30 percent decrease in wasted food,"
stressed Tom Kochin, cafeteria manager of
Whitehall District Schools since December
1975.
He was alluding to an experimental lunch
program started this year in the district's
elementary school.
The new procedure, according to Charles
Bourdon, the building principal, involves the
students, grades one through four, going to
recess first and then eating their lunch.
^ Under the old method, many youngsters
" w o u l d nibble at their food or eat hardly at all
before scampering outside to the play areas
for recess to be with their friends.
"The new program has brought about two
big improvements," said Bourdon. "First,
the food waste is down from what it was last
year and, second, the behavior of the
students on the playground has been greatly
improved by cutting down the time the
students spend on the playground and by
-eliminating playground overcrowding."
"
A year ago, Bourdon and Kochin discussed a magazine article about this type of
program being started in several schools in
California. The elementary building advisory
board was asked for thoughts and ideas on
the proposal and building meetings were held
with all staff to discuss starting the program.
The cooperation between the elementary
staff, Bourdon and Kochin has brought about
the successful implementation of this program, it was reported.
The six playground supervisors, according to Bourdon, play a key role in the
operation of the program. They are respon-
Whitehall
sible for supervising the children on the
playground, bringing them into the building,
hanging up their wraps, washing their hands
and lining them up to enter the lunchroom.
The youngsters then stay in the lunchroom
until their teachers come for them and take
them back to the classrooms.
Commenting on the old program, Kochin
said: "There was really very little control.
There was no way of keeping them in the
lunchroom, especially on nice days."
man appointed
Both Kochin and Bourdon are anxious to
see how the program functions during the
colder months.
"Our aim is for a more satisfied student
during recess and lunchtime," said Bourdon,
"and a student who is ready to go back to
class to learn the three ' R ' s . "
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Paris post by State Department
PARIS-James C. Norton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Graydon Norton of Whitehall, has
been appointed to the U.S. Department of
State as a Communications Support Officer.
After training at the Foreign Service
Institute in Washington, D.C., Norton will be
assigned to the American Embassy in Paris,
France.
Norton was discharged from the U.S.
Coast Guard in June at Geveland, Ohio,
where he served as Communications Center
Watch Supervisor, he also spent three years
in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where he worked in
the Communications and Rescue Coordination Center.
Until his appointment to the Department
of State in August, Norton was employed by
the National Weather Service in Cleveland.
Ohio, where he worked in the State
Communications Center.
Norton was a 1975 graduate of Whitehall
High School.
NORTON
General
Whitehall school board moves to shorten meetings
October 3.1979, Page 2 WL
WHITEHALL--The board of education
developed a new procedure called, "approval
of the consent a g e n d a . " This was done to
reduce the length of the meetings. In the
consent agenda will be found such items as
previous meeting minutes, routine correspondence, general fund business, school
service fund business, and other incidental
items that do not need discussion because the
board of education had received previous
notice.
The upcoming education fair, scheduled
WHITEHALL--The Whitehall District
Schools will hold a special listening workshop
Tuesday evenings and Wednesday afternoons for the next five weeks at the school
library, according to Principal Mike Bozym.
Also there will be a parenting workshop on
Monday evenings. "All parents and citizens
are invited to a t t e n d , " said Bozym. For more
information call the high school, 893-1655.
for October 27, is progressing well. Ken Hall
of Hooker Chemical and James Lilligan,
Community School director, will be contacting businesses, industries, and local institutions, asking them to participate by showing
the kinds of products they produce, sell, or
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services they offer.
Several top speakers, including Jesse
Jackson, Carl T. Rowan, and Paul Harvey,
have been contacted to speak. However, it
has been found that the amount of honorar-
- coming
MONTAGUE—A new drama club has
been organized for students at Montague
High School. Chris Uganski, a senior who
played the lead. Tommy, in White Lake
Youth Theater's "Brigadoon" last year was
elected club president.
A junior, Marcy Cousino, who was in the
chorus of the same play, was elected
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Cindy Dengler is
the club advisor and play director. A student
assistant director will be appointed later.
The drama club will be presenting "Ten
Little Indians" based on And Then lliere
ium they charge is way beyond the limits of
funds that will be raised for this program.
Many Michigan private foundations have
been contacted for funding of the fair and the
subsequent development of a booklet outlining the education goals for the '80's.
to White Lake
Were None an Agatha Christie murdermystery in early December. In "Ten Little
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The Clockwork and Company
Whifehall's newest business
WHITE HALL-One of Whitehall's newest attractions for people who like to browse
about is the interesting little Clockwork and
Company store on Water Street near Goodrich Park.
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It's National Fire
Prevention Week
In obeservance of Fire Prevention
^ W e e k (Oct. 7-13), the Montague and Whitehall Fire Departments will put on a parade
next Tuesday night starting at 7 p.m. An
open house will be held the next night, also at
7 p.m. with rides for all.
As part of Fire Prevention Week, inspections of all schools and business places
will be held during the week. As part of the
observance, the Fireman's Ball will b e held
Saturday night, Oct. 13 at the Montague
VFW with tickets available from any Monta. gue firefighter. H u n t ' s Hardware or Ohrenb e r g e r ' s Shell.
A Bucks for Burns car wash will also be
held at the Montague Fire Barn Oct. 6 from 9
a.m. until 3:30 p.m.
Firefighters remind wood and coal stove
users to follow the following safety tips this
year:
(1) Shield combustible walls if heater is
within 3 6 " . Use sheet metal, asbestos board.
(2) If under 18" floor clearance: Use sheet
metal under, and 4 " + air space to heater.
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(3) Locate heater to avoid flue pipe going
thru partitions or ceilings - but if necessary,
install " t h i m b l e " and firestop.
(4) Keep flue pipes short, connect only to
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masonry or approved-type chimney (a weather-exposed flue pipe would rust quickly).
Green, softwoods burn alow and unoky. That
soot and moist tar sticks to the inside of
chimney. Later (whooshI) it ignites and
you've got a red-hot flue fire on your hands.
If atove flue pipe, chimney ever on fire; G o s e
dratt control, can f i r e d e p a r t m e n t .
(5) Seasoned hardwoods are best burning
(oad, apple, ash, elm, maple, birch). Softwoods (willow, pine, fir, spruce, hemlock)
need frequent flue pipe deanlng. Arttdai
Logs: Use only in fireplace (nor for heater.
Made of wax and sawdust(I). So burn one at a
time, never poke it.
(6) Do not burn trash. - Do not start a fire
with kerosene. And never bring gasoline into
house. - Keep ash pit clean for good draft.
Place hot ashes in metal container, outside. If in freqnent use - clean flue pipes monthly
and chimney twice a year.
(7) For fireplace: Use screen!
(8) Keep furniture, rug, wood, paper,
clothes rack AWAY.
(9) Never leave children alone with a
heater or fireplace. . Locate heaters away
. from exits or traffic area. - Have on firm base.
I Don't use a tippy heater.
The shop, which is run by Michael and
Maijorie Bronsink, has achieved the desired
effect needed to show off its merchandise,
especially that which is displayed on the
walls, by sandblasting one inside brick wall
and refinishing the rest of the interior in
weathered cedar wood.
Basically they sell clocks-all kinds of
t h e m - a l l ticking away in unison and occasionally chiming musically. Most of them are
Ansonia and Howard Miller wall clocks, some
battery operated but most run by an
eight-day wind movement.
Two giant grandfather clocks which would
lend a note of elegance to any home, stand in
the middle of the room, dwarfing a little
woodburning stove standing opposite them,
which the B tons inks have installed for
atmosphere.
Crisp curtains at the windows give the
store a homey look and put one in the mood to
explore every nook and cranny of the place.
Also displayed here and there on the walls
are various pen and ink sketches of old time
buildings, streets and landmarks in the
vicinity of Whitehall and its numerous
resort-oriented settlements, showing them as
they were in former years. One such scene is
of the historic Arcade in Michillinda, doubly
valuable now since it was destroyed by fire.
Then there is the White Lake School
house, a view of the downtown shopping
district in Whitehall before the streets were
paved, and other memorable scenes too
numerous to mention.
These sketches are the products of
Marjorie's artistic ability and can be purchased as pictures or in a reduced scale on
postcards. Each card has the history of its
subject printed on its back.
" M y father was an avid collector of old
Whitehall p h o t o s , " Matjorie explains, " a n d I
sort of convert them into pen and ink
sketches."
These scenes are remarkable well done
and so accurate in minute detail that one can
almost count the bricks and boards in the
buildings she has sketched. Her work has
become well-known about the community and
she receives many requests from people who
want her to " d o my h o u s e " . Between
customers she is often at work at her easel in
the back of the store.
Although Maijorie has studied at the
Kendal School of Design in Grand Rapids,
her work has a distinctive personal quality
and has the added value of representing
collectors' items.
" W e have been open for only about three
m o n t h s , " Maijorie tells us. " I n time I hope
to develop a little gift corner to the rear of the
building where I can show hand-made
articles."
She already has some items in macrame
and stained glass as well as some dolls made
by her sister, Lee.
Michael Bronsink, who manages the
" P a r t s Place" in Montague, gets into the act
by doing clock repair work, since, according
to his wife, he is a born mechanic.
The young couple have put so much of
themselves into this little venture that one
automatically wishes then luck. And surely
the White Lake area, so intererested in fine
arts and crafts, will find in Clockwork
Company a necessary and essential addition
to their shopping center.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.-Federal payments
to local units of government in Western
Michigan are on their way, according to
Congressman Guy Vander Jagt, Michigan's
Ninth District. The Federal payments in lieu
of taxes are designed to reduce the financial
burden on counties created by Federal
ownership of tax-free lands. The Bureau of
Land Management in the U. S. Department
of the Interior will distribute $1,394,964
throughout Michigan, including
some
$412,116 to Ninth District Counties, under
the payments in lieu of taxes program.
Counties within the Ninth Congressional
District scheduled to receive payment are:
Mason $24,505; Muskegon $7,536; Newaygo
$35,800 and Oceana $15,559.
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MUSKEGON
W IllTKH A LI/--Members of World War I
Veterans and Auxiliary were honored guests
last week at a dinner sponsored by the White
Lake American Legion Auxiliary. About 32
attended and extended their sincere thanks to
the Legion Auxiliary for the entertaining
dinner and for the door prizes which were
awarded. Following the affair, the WWI
Veterans and Auxiliary held their regular
meetings. It was announced that Sherman
Mitchell, a resident at White Lake Manor,
observed his 89th birthday Tuesday, Sept.
25; also that Pearl Landers is ill at her home.
M e m b e r s were urged to remember the
shut-ins with visits, calls and cards. The next
meeting will be held Monday, Oct. 22.
WHITE L A K E - T h e White Lake Community Fund voted 69-1 to merge with the
Muskegon Community Fund Thursday night,
transferring approximately $119,000 over to
the Muskegon County group. More than
$60,000 of the funds are from the old hospital
fund, which was changed to the White Lake
Community Fund in 1974, to allow funds to
be spent from community projects.
MUSKEGON -The Greater
Muskegon
Jaycettes are sponsoring a COMMUNITY
SERVICE AWARD. The purpose is to honor a
young woman for outstanding service to our
community. The qualifications are: She must
be a woman between the ages of 18 and 36,
and living in Muskegon County. Nomination
forms are available from October 1, 1979 to
November 1, 1979 at Gantos in Muskegon
Mall or by contacting Susan Mackie, 2291
Southwood, Muskegon MI 49441 or phone
759-8283.
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MUSKEGON -- Another business tax
workshop will be held in Muskegon on
Wednesday, October 10, beginning at 9:00
a.m., the Internal Revenue Service announced today. The workshop is sponsored
by the Internal Revenue Service, with
participation by state of Michigan tax
authorities. It is open to any current or
prospective small business owner. There is
no charge to attend but intersted persons are
asked to enroll in advance.
Fall weddings
for area couples
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WITTEBORT-PRICE
W i t t e b o r t - Price vows
SHARON REEDICK
Reddick - D e W i t t vows
Sharon Reddick of Grand Rapids
became the bride of J a m e s DeWitt of
Muskegon Saturday, September 8, 1979.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Reddick of Montague and Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart DeWitt of Muskegon. The Rev.
Willis Payser performed the single-ring
midday ceremony at Lakeside Inn in Whitehall. Music was provided by violinists Steven
and Ruth Brook of Grand Rapids, cousins of
the bridegroom.
For her wedding the bride chose a
floor-length white qiana gown with lace
bodice and fingertip length veil of silk
illusion. She carried white orchids with ivy
and stephanotis. Mary Stephens, maid of
honor wore a plum silk dress and carried
orchids and ivy. Kenneth Cooper was b e t t
man.
About 150 guests attended the reception
held at Lakeside Inn following the ceremony.
Miss Jackie Wilkie and Mr. Low Payment
were mistress and master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Reddick wore a dusty rose colored
dress and a white orchid corsage. Mrs.
DeWitt chose a blue dress with a pink
corsage.
The bride is a graduate of Western
Michigan Universtiy. She is employed at
Holland Hospital. The bridegroom also
graduated from Western Michigan University and is a partener with his father at the
Sealtez Company in Muskegon. Following a
wedding trip to Las Vegas, the couple is
residing in Ferrysburg.
Schroeder
- Ramthum vows
Tina Marie Schroeder and David Ralph
Ramthun exchanged wedding vows Saturday,
Sept. 1 in a double ring ceremony held in the
St. J a m e s Lutheran Church in Montague.
Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Schroeder of Rothbury. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Ramthun of .Montague are
parents of the bridegroom.
Linda Merrill and Steve Anderson attended the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramthun are making their
home in Montague.
Ackerberg-Hower
A JULY 12 WEDDING is planned by Julie Ann Smith
and James G. Davidson III. The engagement is announced
by her parents. Mrs. Daniel Aldrlch and Mr. Harold Smith
of Pontiac. Davidson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James G.
Davidson. Jr. of 1117 Wiishire Drive. Whitehall.
Lauri Anne Ackerberg and Pfc. Joseph E.
Hower were married Saturday, September 8,
1979 in the Catholic Central Chapel in
Muskegon. .
The bride chose a floral print gown
featuring a ruffled overlay of matching fabric
draped from the center waist. A sweetheart
neckline was also accented with a deep ruffle.
Her waist-length veil of silk illusion was
edged with lace and was secured with a
crown of matching fabric flowers. She carried
a colonial bouquet of pink roses. Attending
the bride was her sister, Veronica. She wore a
similar styled gown of pastel yellow print and
carried a cascade of yellow roses. Lynne
Ackerberg was flower girl.
Chris Hower was best man for his
brother. Guests
seated by Bobby
Ackerberg and BiL ..iw*ventry.
The bride is the dauehter of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Ackerberg of Lakewood
G u b . The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
SCHROEDER-RAMTHUN
Andrea Wittebort and Terry Price e r ^
chanbed wedding vows Saturday, Sept. 15,
1979 in the home of the bridegroom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Price of
Holton. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Wittebort of Montague. Mixed floral
arrangements and tall flowering and green
plants provided the background for the
double-ring ceremony performed by Rev.
Gary VanKovering.
The bride's Victorian styled ivory colored
gown of sheer chiffon featured a h i g I 0
neckline with lace insert and deeply flounced
capelet bodice and flounced hem. Her full
sleeves with ruffled cuffs and floor length
chiffon veil were trimmed with matching
embroidered lace. She carried a colonial
bouquet of yellow roses interspersed with
baby breath. Tracey Buell attended the bride.
She wore a pink rose print gown with brown
and ivory lace. She carried a single pink rose
tied with pink ribbon. Larry Thomas served
as best man.
About 200 guests greeted the couple at ^
reception held in the Orville Price home
following the wedding. A pink and white
color scheme was carried out with paper
streamers and traditional wedding bells.
The bride is a graduate of Montague High
School and is a nurses aid at Gerber
Memorial Hospital. The bridegroom graduated from Fremont High School and Muskegon Community College. He is a diesel
mechanic at N&K. They are making their
home on Acker Lake in Holton.
vows spoken in Muskegon
Mrs. Eugene Hower, Jr. of Twin Lake.
A reception was held at the Lakewood
Civic Center with about 200 guests attending.
The bride is a graduate of Whitehall High
School. The bridegroom graduated from
Catholic Central. They are making their home
in Ocean side, Calif, where Pfc. Hower is
serving with the U.S. Marine Corps.
Engagement
announced
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nesbit of Whitehall
are proud to announce the engagement of
their daughter Holly Johnson to Robert
Nolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nolan of
Muskegon. A June
wedding is being
planned.
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Alio: 211N. Michigan Avenue - 861-2966 - Shelby
Member FOIC - Deposits Insured to $40,000
861-2123-Shelby
Complete Ground Maintenance - Fertilizers
Weeds - Insecticides
2755 Comstock - 924-0603 - Fremont
NEW ERA CANNING COMPANY
"Serving Oceana County"
254 N. Michigan Avenue - 861-4020 • Shelby
THE SHELBY STATE BANK
CUSTOM LAWN SERVICE
"Serving this Area Since 1944"
Alils Chalmers Farm Equipment
7441 West 48th - 924-3540 - Fremont
TANNER AND STARK
PLUMBING & HEATING
International Harvester Farm Equipment
Starline Rota-Spreader
8354 W. 60th - 924-2570 - Fremont
CO-OPTICAL SERVICE
FREMONT FARM EQUIPMENT
Evarett Ayers - Manager
241N. State - 861-5328 - Shelby
REEMAN FARM EQUIPMENT
A Consumer Owned Optical Office - Membership
Available to Anyone
499 W. Norton Avenue - 733-2685 - Muskegon
'Recognizing the 4-H Members and Their Leaders'
4482 Airline Road - 733-9600 • Muskegon
WEAVER OIL CORPORATION
Bill O'Malley-Owner
106 W. Sherman - 733-1820 - Muskegon
CLOVERVILLE SPORTING
GOODS & HARDWARE
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
OF MUSKEGON
&
O'MALLEY'S PEST CONTROL
MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCER'S
ASSOCIATION
2645 9th • 733-1576 - Muskegon Heights
MIDWEST MACHINE &
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Machine Building & Machine Worlc-Oesigners & Builders
Over 35 Years of Service
2040 Getty-722-3765-Muskegon
MITCHELL JEWELRY
,
"Best Wishes 4-Her s"
Across From the White Sands Restaurant
909 E. Colby - 8934782 - Whitehall
MONTGOMERY WARD PAINT,
AUTOMOTIVE
AND APPLIANCE CENTER
VAN EERDEN PRODUCE
OF MUSKEGON
"The One Stop Wholesale Supply Depot"
820 Broton Road - 788-2337 - Muskegon
WHITE INSULATING COMPANY
Vercil Potts-Owner
"Insulation Doesn't Cost, It Pays"
Box 5240 - 798-4155 - Muskegon
WHITE LAKE FOOD
& PARTY CENTER
"Your One Stop For Wine, Beer, Food
and Scooped ice Cream
603 East Colby - 8934)235 - Whitehall
WHITE LAKE MARINA
302 S. Like • 894-4115 - Whitehall
WHITE SANDS, INC.
" A Firm Salute To the 4-H Members
For A Job Well Done"
906 E. Colby - 894-5311 - Whitehall
Compliments of:
YONKER SUPPLY COMPANY
"We Support the 4-H - Our Leaders of the Future"
WINCHEL MID-MICHIGAN
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
AND EQUIPMENT
Underground Systems For Home - Business - Industry
Cemeteries - Etc. 924-3693-Fremont
WHITEHALL SHELL SERVICE
3090 Colby - 894-2147 - Whitehall
"Saiuting our 4-H Members and Their Leaders"
747 W. Norton Ave. - 733-2571 - Muskegon
Compliments of:
OTIS AUTO BODY
2627 Ray N.W. - 861-2060- New Era
BULL BROTHERS
ORCHARDS, INC.
Wholesale Fresh Fruits - Bulk & Consumer Package
834-7375-Bailey
A - l MACHINE COMPANY, INC.
Production Machining & Grinding
181 South Getty - 722-6800 - Muskegon
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ANGIE'S FASHIONS
" A Special Salute to the 4-Her , s"
Open Monday-Friday 9:30 A.M.-6:30 P.M.
962 West Broadway Avenue - 756-1783 - Muskegon
MUSKEGON ALUMINUM
& BRONZE FOUNDRY CO.
NORTHSIDE VET P. C.
"Saluting Our 4-H Members & Their Leaders"
664 W. Clay Avenue - 722-2583 - Muskegon
WESTSHORE ANIMAL CLINIC
MUSKEGON AVIATION
24 Hour Charter Service - 37 Year's Flying Experience
685 E. Airport Road, At Muskegon County Airport
798-4325 - Muskegon
BUSH CONCRETE
PRODUCTS, INC.
THE MUSKEGON BANK & TRUST
COMPANY
"Best Wishes 4-Her's"
Custom Built Concrete Products
3584 Airline Road . 733-1904 • Muskegon
Member FDIC - Full Service Bank
335 Muskegon Mail - Muskegon
CERTIFIED CONCRETE, INC.
777 E. Sherman Blvd. -733-2121 - Muskegon Heights
Also: Whitehall Plant-8834215
MUSKEGON
ROOFING COMPANY
Commercial - Residential Roofing - Insulation
Free Estimates
15*7 LakMhore Drive - 7564730 - Muskegon
744-1787
894-5460
FLETCHER-HAYNOR LP GAS
Complete Heating Service
Mobile Home Heating Repair
832 Grlswold - 873-3030 - Hart
HART MEAT COMPANY
Custom Slaughtering - Cattle & Hogs
Complete Meat Processing
Grlswold Street - 873-3874 - Hart
FRANK ADAMSJR
TRUCKING & EXCAVA JNG
"Free Estimates" • "No Jobs Too Large-Or Too Small'
869-5254 - Pentwater
MACRAME
Thursday, Oct. 11 7-9 p.m.
Instructor Judy Bascom
5 weeks fee $13
If room, former students only, may do advanced work o f X
lolce. Starting Oct. 18.
WOOD CARVINO & REUEF
Thursday. Oct. 11 7-9 p.m.
Instructor Llla Holmblade
5 weeks fee $13
HOURS BY
APPOINTMENT
GET BACK TO PAINTING
Saturday, Oct. 20 9:30-11 a.m.
5 weeks fee $15.
Toleor Minis
(Open only to former students of Jean Bartlett. Do familiar project of choice. (No advance methods this session.)
Advanced class fee required for registration. Size Limited.
Supplies Extra
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Whitehall
894-4188
861-5774
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THE
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WHEAT WEAVING
Wednesday. Oct. 17 9:30-11 a.m.
Instructor Linda Andrews
3 weeks fee $11.50
(Includes Wheat)
Shelby
Chiropractic
Life Center
AM
Graft Classes
Starting
Wed
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Accept no substitutes—Gel top quality F L E X O - G L A S S
PROFESSIONAL CAREER OPPORTUNITY
W e plan to add a few selected people to our
W h i t e Lake office staff. If you are Interested in
an exciting, challenging, personally satisfying
and rewarding prctassional career w i t h no
limits on individual growth, in exchange for a
lot of hard worK. we may have something in
common. New in-House training program
specially designed to help the new associate get
started quickly. For an initial telephone
interview, call Ben Bennett at 894-9(544,
mornings preferred.
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(Formerly Alan's Fashions)
Brings You The Finest In
Personalized Professional
Services.
We Carry A Full Line Of...
Mahdeen
Hair Care Products
(FDA& AMA Approved)
Master Hair Stylists:
Joyce Jones & Trida Falbe
8 9 3 0 W a t e r St.. M o n t .
893-8855
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SNOW PLOW FOR
YOUR NEEDS.
N o w y o u c a n have your c h o i c e of
four rugged, r e a r - m o u n t e d p l o w s
that help y o u t a c k l e the w o r s t
snow conditions. Choose from
an 84 i n c h single auger p l o w , an
86 i n c h or 92 inch d o u b l e auger
p l o w , or the all new 101 inch double auger plow. They'll d i g i n t o
the hardest p a c k e d s n o w a n d
b l o w it up«'o 60 feet a w a y !
The " u n d e r s h o t p r i n c i p l e " t h r o w s the
m a n u r e d o w n back where the w i n d s
w o n ' t break up the spread. The
ideal answer for top d r e s s i n g
or heavy spreading.
See the " w i d e s p r e a d " c y l i n d e r - p a d d l e |
spreader, the m o d e r n version of the shredder-spreader concept. A l s o available are s c i e n t i f i c a l l y - d e s i g n e d , f a r m proven
single-beater spreaders in three p o p u l a r sizes.
HANDLE THE BIGGEST
FIELDS, BIGGEST YIELDS!
FLIGHT
OR AUGER
NEW IDEA ONE-ROW SUPER PICKER
Let y o u r S u p e r p i c k e r , c o r n c r i b s a n d M o t h e r
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t h e r i s i n g c o s t of f u e l f o r d r y i n g . S u p e r picker does an outstanding job
of b r i n g i n g in y o u r c r o p
. . . a n d it c o s t s less, t o o .
NEW IDEA
FARM WAGONS
GEARED FOR
HEAVY WORK!
6 Ton • 8 Ton •
10 Ton
THREE TOUGH
W A G O N S TO FIT
YOUR NEEDS!
Choose from three different
capacity f a r m w a g o n s to suit
your needs f r o m h a u l i n g
g r a i n to f o r a g e boxes They're
byilt for m a x i m u m stability
w i t h w i d e tread, m a x i m u m
m a n e u v e r a b i l i t y for t i g h t
spots, a n d sturdy, heavyduty spindles
Both Designed
for Big Capacity
A v c o N e w Idea o f f e r s t w o t y p e s of r u g g e d , all
p u r p o s e elevators. Flight elevators elevate ear
corn, s h e l l e d corn, b a l e d hay, beans, s m a l l
grain and ensilage. Auger elevators can move
up t o 3,000 b u s h e l s an h o u r of a n y f r e e - f l o w i n g
g r a i n ! B o t h c o m e in v a r y i n g l e n g t h s t o m e e t
your needs.
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" W E SERVICE W H A T W E
ROTHBURY HARDWARE
6 9 4 - 8 5 9 0 ROTHBURY 8 6 1 - 2 4 1 8
SELL'
Rogers - Houghteling
wedding
The St. Paul's Church at Big Rapids
was chosen by Bonnie J. Rogers and Chris
Houghteling for their wedding Saturday,
August 11. Fr. Joseph Fix performed the
double ring ceremony. Parents of the bride
and bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hill of Big Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. G a r e n c e
Houghteling of Whitehall.
Attending the bride were Nancy Goldammer, maid of honor; Sandy Goldammer
NOTICE
OFMORTQAQE SALE
Default having been made In
the terms and conditions of a
certain mortgage executed by
JESSIE WIMBERLY
and
ARTHA L. WIMBERLY, husband and wife, to WILLIAM H.
SILL MORTGAGES. INCORPORATED, Mortgagee, dated
September 12. 1969 and recorded September 24. 1969 In
Liber 925. Page 290. Muskegon
County Records, and assigned
by said Mortgagee to FEDERAL NATIONAL
MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION by assignment dated September 12,
1969 and recorded September
24.1969 In Liber 925. Page 295.
Muskegon County Records, on
which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this
notice the sum of Seven Thousand Eight Hundred EightyNine and 75/100 ($7,889.75)
Dollars including Interest at
seven and one-half (7 VT%)
percent per annum. No suit or
proceedings have been Instituted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof.
Artha L. Wimberly conveyed
her right, title, and interest In
the described premises to Jesse
Wimberly by Quit Claim Deed
dated July 13.1972 and recorded July 25. 1972 In Liber 991,
Page 429. Muskegon County
Records; Jesse Wimberly conveyed his right, title, and
interest in
the described
premises to Jesse Wimberly
and Ellen Dora Wimberly. husband and wife, by Quit Claim
Deed dated July 20, 1972 and
recorded July 25,1972 In Liber
991, Page 431, Muskegon
County Records; and Jesse
Wimberly and Ellen Dora Wimberly conveyed their right, title,
and interest in the described
premises to McArthur Winston, a single man. by Warranty
Deed dated December 31.1975
and recorded January 5,1976 In
Liber 1073. Page 526. Muskegon County Records.
THEREFORE, by virtue of
the power of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant to
the statutes of the State of
Michigan In such case made
and provided, notice is hereby
given that on
Thursday,
November 1, 1979 at 10:00
o'clock In the forenoon, local
time, said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale at public
auction at the Terrace Street
entrance to the Muskegon
County Building In Muskegon.
Michigan, of the premises described in said mortgage, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount as
aforesaid on said mortgage
with Interest thereon at seven
and one-half (7VI%) percent
per annum and all legal costs,
charges, and expenses including attorney fees allowed by
law. and also any sums that
may be paid by the undersigned necessary to protect its
interest in the premises, which
said premises are situated in
the City of Muskegon. Muskegon County. Michigan, and are
described as:
Lot 72. Plat of Welworth. as
recorded In Liber 8 of Plats.
i
Records.
The length of redemption period is six (6) months from the
date of sale.
DATED: October 3.1979
FEDERAL NATIONAL M O R T GAGE ASSOCIATION.
Assignee
PARMENTER. F0RSYTHE.
RUDE. GAVIGAN. VAN
EPPS & BRIGGS
Attorneys for Assignee
. 500 Lumbrman's Bank Building
' Muskegon. Ml 49443
John M. Briggs, III
10/3,10,17,24,31
precedes
Calendar
honeymoon
and Debbie Houghteling, bridesmaids, and
Traci Rogers, flower girl. Gary Hougteling
was best man with John Marcus, J r . and
James Alvesteffer as groomsmen. Patrick
and Michael Herremans were ring bearers.
Ushers were Gregory Houghteling and Larry
Rogers.
About 200 guests greeted the couple at a
reception held in the American Legion Hall in
Morley. Assisting were Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s
Rogers, Betty Rogers, Mary Rogers and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Preston.
The bride is a graduate of Big Rapids
High School. The bridegroom graduated from
Whitehall High School and Ferris State
College. Following a wedding trip to Mackinac Island, they are making their home in
Grand Haven.
M1CH1ANA PORCELAIN Art Teachers
Assn. presents 11th Exhibit and Sale of Fine
Hand-Painted China at Holiday Inn, Muskegon, Friday, Oct. 12 - 1 0 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sat.
Oct, 13 - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admitting
donation SI. Door prizes.
MUSIC BOOSTERS--The next meeting of
the Montague Area Music Boosters will be
held at 7:30 p.m., Monday, October 8, in the
band room of the Nellie B. Chisholm Middle
School. Parents of all music students are
cordially invited to attend.
MEETING at the home of Kenneth
Mahoney, 8029 Old Channel Trail, Montague
October 4, 7:30 p.m. to discuss the court case
concerning Hooker Chemical.
OCTOBER FEST, White Lake Eagles.
Serving from 12:00 to 4 p.m. Open to the
public. October 7
BAR-B-Q Dinner, October 8 from 5 p.m.
to 7 p.m., sponsored by Ferry Memorial
Church youth group.
LUNCHEON at the United Methodist
Church, Whitehall, Friday, Oct. 5 from 11
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Chicken & Biscuit, salad
and dessert.
WHITEHALL--Ted Paympeyan, singer
and guitarist will present a sacred concert
tomorrow evening (Thursday, October 4,) at
7:30 p.m. at the Evangelical Covenant
Church, 900 South Warner Street in Whitehall.
BIG OCTOBER SAVINGS! ! THIS WEEK!!
FROM OUR FAMOUS BRAND STOCK. SHOP THIS WEEK YOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS OF
ITEMS IN OUR MEN'S - WOMEN'S - AND JUNIOR DEPARTMENTS.
COMPLETE STOCK!
W O M E N ' S DRESSES
VALUES TO $78 NEW FALL DRESSES
TERRYS-VELOURS-KNITS
RICH FALL COLORS AND STYLES
SIZES 6-18
ONE G R O U P !
20%
OOFF
SUITS A N D BLAZERS
VALUES TO $76 TWO-PC SKIRT AND
BLAZER SETS OR SEPARATE BLAZERS NEW TAILORED STYLING
SIZES 6-14
ONE G R O U P !
COMPLETE STOCK!
OFF
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W O M E N ' S SWEATERS
COAT SWEATERS - CREWNECKS* TURTLENECKS AND KNIT VESTS NEW FALL
COLORS AND DESIGNS
SIZESS-M-L
COMPLETE STOCK!
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W O M E N ' S COATS
ALL NEW POPULAR STYLES AND COLORS
LONG AND SHORT LENGHTS THAT
BUTTON - BELT - OR ZIP UP THE FRONT
SIZES 8-20
20%
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SLEEPWEAR & LINGERIE
NYLON ROBES AND GOWNS BOTH LONG
AND SHORT LENGTHS PRETTY PASTEL
COLORS. SIZES S-M-L-XL
3 OFF
O N E RACK! SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES
NEW FALL COLORS AND STYLES
COORDINATING SLACKS, SKIRTS,
SWEATERS AND VESTS
SIZES 7-15,8-16
THURSDAY
PARK FREE
AT OUR
BACK DOOR
1
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DRESS SLACKS
WOOLS AND WOOL BLENDS, SOLIDS,
CHECKS AND PLAIDS. CURRENT FALL
STYLES. SIZES 32-40
SELECTED G R O U P !
! / 3 OFF
MEN'S TIES.
PLENTY OF SOLIDS, STRIPES AND
PATTERNS. JUST RIGHT FOR DRESS UP
TIME. BUY SEVERAL.
ONE G R O U P !
' / 3 OFF
MEN'S SWEATERS
POPULAR CABLE CREWNECK.
100% WASHABLE ACRYLIC.
GOOD COLOR SELECTION.
Sizes S-M-L
VALUES TO *42.
BRAS A N D GIRDLES
POPULAR MAIDENF0RM BRAND ALL
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OR PADDED IN WHITE AND NATURAL
ALL SIZES
ONE RACK!
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DRESS SHIRTS
VALUES TO $14 ARROW SHORT SLEEVE
DRESS SHIRTS. WHITES. COLORS AND
STRIPES SIZES 14V2-17
SELECTED G R O U P !
,
W O M E N ' S BLOUSES
POPULAR BRANDS AND STYLES. QIANA
KNITS AND POLYESTER BLENDS
BEAUTIFUL COLORS AND PRINTS
SIZES 3(M0
ONE G R O U P !
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MEN'S FALL JACKETS
LINED NYLONS, AND COTTONS. POPULAR
WAIST LENGTHS. ASSORTED STYLES AND
SIZES S-M-L-XL
ONE G R O U P !
OFF
L O N G SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS
FLANNELS AND COTTON BLENDS, PLAIDS
AND PATTERNS. NEW STYLES FOR FALL. O
JUST RIGHT FOR GIFTS. SIZES S-M-L-XL
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FUN TO WEAR COORDINATES. PULLOVER ^
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AND VESTS. SPORTY COLORS. SIZES S-M-L
FRIDAY
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POPULAR STYLES, LONG SLEEVE TURTLENECKS AND SCOOP NECKS. BROWN, RED,
NAVY and BLACK. SIZES S-M-L
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FRIDAYS
TILL 8
Church
CEMETERY NOTICE
STARTING OCTOBER 15.1979
Charity bazaar Saturday
All flowers will be removed and urns will be emptied In Oak
Grove Cemetery.
No winter wreaths should be put out until after November 12th.
M. Strahl, Sexton
10/3,10
Oak Grove Cemetery
CEMETERY NOTICE
All urns In Oakhurst Cemetery will be emptied starting
OCTOBER 15.1979
Winter wreaths may be placed on lots beginning November
12th.
Vernon Lydens, Sexton
Oakhurst Cemetery
City of Whitehall
10/3,10
Faith, Hope & Charity Bazaar and Art
Fair will be held Saturday, Oct. 6, at the First
Congregational Church in Whitehall from 10
a.m. to 7:30 p.m. An 18-piece jazz ensemble
from Hope College will be performing " i n
concert" at 7:30 p.m. in the church
sanctuary.
Entertainment will include games and a
fish pond for the " y o u n g " and three movies,
" T h e Great Toy Robbery", "Paul Revere"
and "The Laughing Gravy"—a Laurel and
Hardy classic—for the "young and young at
heart."
FRtlTLAND
BAPTIST CHURCH
4611 N. Oraiull Rd., Whllehdl
FAITH. HOPE ^ CHAWiy
BAZARS ARTS FAIR
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 t h
Rev. Donald LeMalre, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:45 A.M.
MORNING W O R S H I P . . . . 11:00 A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP
7:00 P.M.
. . Wednesday midweek service 7:00
FIRST CON&RE&ATIONAL CHURCH
isoq soum HEARS, WHITEHAU.
1 0 . 0 0 A.M.
& all day .
Soôar.
Bake S o l e . E x h i b i t s b y
Area Artists, M o v i e s
Gamas ^ o r K i d s
11.30 - l ! 0 0 S a n d w i c h L u n c h c o n
I ! 3 0 P. M .
I n f o r m a l O r q o n RacitoV
by S c o n L « y
5 . 0 0 - 7 . 3 0 Dinner ( i N . 0 0 ^ ^ 2 . 0 0 .
Tickcts at Cole's t o w n A
Country fi WL. Automotive.)
7,'30 RM.
Free C o n c e r t b y T h e
M o p e C o U e o e J o ^ fenyeiê
First Congregational
Church
IHIW Sim ill Meurs Ireniif
II hin'lwll
Dr. John W i l l i a m Estes, Pastor
Coffee Hour 10:30 a.m.-n.
Fellowship Hall
Sunday Mo r n i n g W o r s h i p
G u i t a r i s t ' - Soloist
TED PAMPEYAN
A sandwich luncheon will b e served from
11:30 to 1:00 p.m. (with a large stuffed toy as
a prize for some lucky winner). There will be
booths with handmade articles of clothing,
gifts, plants, baked goods and fresh produce.
Sean Ley, director of music at the church, will
present an informal organ recital at 1:30 p.m.
Cider and doughnuts will b e served all day.
Over ten area artists will display their
paintings in the sanctuary. A handmade quilt
will be awarded as a special prize. Tickets are
available from the Womens Fellowship.
A dinner will be served from 5 to 7 p.m.
Tickets are limited and may be purchased in
advance at the church office (893-3265),
Cole's Town & Country Cleaners and from
White Lake Automotive. Tickets are $4.00
for adults and S2. for children twelve and
under.
MARTY WICK
Montague family seminars
MONTAGUE-As part of their family
night program beginning October 3 and for
eight following Wednesday evenings, Ferry
Memorial Reformed Church, 8637 Old Channel Trail in Montague, is sponsoring a special
course for adults.
" W h a t Women Want Their Men to
Know," is focusing on helping couples and
singles discover, discuss and respond to
some of the pressures and changes within our
society that frequently leave women feeling
depressed and uncertain.
The seminar begins with a
look at the changing demands of
women in our world and moves
onto helping people with the
issues raised by those demands.
Topics for various weeks include: " W h a t Women Want; In
the Image of God; Looking For
Love; Motherhood; and Where
Christians Stand."
presents a Sacred Concert
Thursday, Oct. 4
7:30 PM
Evangelical
Covenant
Church
W a y n e S. Jackson, O.D,
Announces the Opening
of His Office for
9 0 0 S. W a r n e r St.
Whitehall
THE PRACTICE
OF OPTOMETRY
Jack I.franklin-.
studios
"OFFICE HOURS BY A P P O I N T M E N T "
organ & piano
11:00 A M.
• Family Practice
• Contact Lenses H a r d & Soft
• Prescription Glasses
LESSONS
Nursery Provided
• Sun G l a s s e s
SALES
Sunday School 9;25 a.m.
SERVICE
Ph. 8 9 3 - 3 2 6 5
1 1 6 S. D i v i s i o n W h i t e h a l l
(FORMERLY D O C T O R ' S OFFICE, JUST OFF COLBY)
232 muskegon mall
726-3531
Youth Fellowship
7 : 0 0 p.m. Sunday
Telephone: 894-2488
franklin-houseman enterprises, inc.
WHITE LAKE
BAPTIST C H U R C H
5 2 8 0 D O W L I N G ST.
MONTAGUE
The C h u r c h T h a i T e a c h e s G o d ' s W o r d W i t h o u t A p o l o g /
PASTOR JIM HOUSFMAM
Morning Worship 11:00
Sunday School 9:45
Eve.7:00
Wed. Eve. 7 p.m.
(Enjoy Bible Study Course In Your H o m e )
Ph. 8 9 3 - 5 5 3 2 For I n f o r m a t i o n
White L a k e A r e a ' s
Full G o s p e l Church
WHITE LAKE
ASSEMBLY OF G O D
FERRY MEMORIAL
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 11:15 a.m.
Evening Praise 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening
Family Nlte 7:00 p.m.
Shaping lives to be
His church
ST. JAMES
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lasley & Stebblns Streets
Montague
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.
Holding Forth the Word of Life
EVANQEUCAL
COVENANT CHURCH
Warner & Lewis Streets
Whitehall
John G. Sjobiom, 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.
Midweek Service, Thurs.7:30 p.m
NEW ERA CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
New Era
Rev. Jake Weeda
Phone 861-5018
Regular Schedule
Morning Service-9:30 a.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
FRUITLAND EVANQEUCAL
COVENANT CHURCH
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.
For Ail 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.
Family Prayer Hour - 7:00 p.m.
Wesleyan Youth (Wed.)
-7:00 p.m.
WE WELCOME YOU
CLAYBANKS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Old 99 off Melnert Park Road
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Phone 893-2315
CHURCH SCHOOL
10:00a.m.
DIVINE WORSHIP
11:15a.m.
THE FRIENDLY
VACATION CHURCH
Nursery Provided
AREA RELIGIOUS
DIRECTORY
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SAINT PETER'S
BY-THE-LAKE
The Episcopal Parish
of White Lake
8451 Old Channel Trail
Montague
Rev. Douglas Schwert
Phone 893-2425
Holy Communion - 8:00 a.m.
Holy Communion - 10:00 a.m.
(Nursery)
Come and break bread with us
Williom Alexonder, Posioi
Corner of Spring & Division - W h i f e h o l l
SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9 : 4 5 a . m .
WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 a . m
E V A N G E L I S T I C SERVICE 6 : 0 0 p . m .
V^'ed. P r a y e r & B i b l e S t u d y - 7 : 0 0 p . m .
Radio Program - "The W o r d Of G o d "
W . K J . R . - Saturday 1 2 : 4 5 p.m.
WE WELCOME YOU TO
J O I N US IN O U R W O R S H I P
BAHA! FAITH
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 WORSHIP-9:45 a.m.
Nursery Provided at the King's
House -123 South Divison Avenue
CHURCH SCHOOL - 10:45 a.m.
A WARM WELCOME
TO VACATIONERS
LEBANON
LUTHERAN CHURCH
1101 S. 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
PRINCE OF PEACE PARISH
Fr. Bernard Schafer
llOODykstra
Phone 744-3321.
MASSES
Saturday-6:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00a.m.. 11:00ajn.
Pre-school CCD classes &
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 ot Holy Day 7:00 p.m.
STATE OF MICHIQAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
MUSKEOON
PAUL L. WITEK. Plaintiff,
File No. 79-15033 DO vs.
GRETHEL I. WITEK. Defendant. ORDER TO ANSWER
On the 6th day of September,
If • an action was filed by
PAUL L. WITEK, Plaintiff,
against GRETHEL I. WITEK,
Defendant, in this Court to
obtain a judgment of divorce.
It is hereby ordered that the
Defendant, GRETHEL I. WITEK, shall answer or take such
otner action as may be permitted by law on or before the
15tti day of Novwnber, 1979.
Failure to comply with this
O r ^ will result In a judgment
by jefauit against such Defendant for the relief demanded
in the complaint filed in this
Court.
Signed;
Tom H. Linck
for Ronald H. Pannucci,
Circuit Judge
Date of Order: September 13,
1979
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Whitehall, Michloan 49461
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530 WHITEHALL
RD. N. MUSKEGON
1680 APPLE
AVE. MUSKEGON
M o n d a y t h r u Saturdav 7 a . m . to 12 midnight J
Sunday 9 a . m . to
9p.m.
NOTICE OF
MORTGAGE SALE
certain mortgage
executed
by JOHNNIE BARTEE and
FRANKIE BARTEE. husband
and wife, to
NATIONAL
HOMES ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, Mortgagee, dated
June 2.1972 and recorded June
5.1972 In Liber 987. Page 471.
Muskegon County
Records,
and assigned by said Mortgagee to MAYFLOWER
NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANY by assignment
dated June 15. 1972 and recorded June 19. 1972 in Liber
988, Page 657,
Muskegon
County Records, and thus assigned to FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of
the United States, by assignment dated June 15.1972 and
recorded June 19.1972 In Liber
988. Page 695. on which mortgage there is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice the
sum of Eighteen Thousand
Four and 78/100 ($18,004.78)
Dollars Including Interest at
seven (7%) percent per annum.
No suit or proceedings have
been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof.
the power of sale contained in
and provided, notice is hereby
given that on Thursday, October 4. 1979 at 10:00 o'clock In
the forenoon, local time, said
mortgage will be foreclosed by
sale at public auction at the
Terrace Street entrance to the
Muskegon County Building in
Muskegon, Michigan, of the
premises described In said
mortgage, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the
amount as aforesaid on said
mortaaae with interest thereon
at seven (7%) percent per
annum and all legal costs,
charges, and expenses including attorney fees allowed by
interest In the premises, which
said premises are situated in
City of Norton Shores. Muskegon County. Michigan, and are
described as:
The West 73 feet of the East
133 feet of Lot 22. Oakdale
Subdivision, as recorded In
Liber 10 of Plats, Page 39.
Muskegon County Records.
The length of redemption period Is six (6) months from the
date of sale.
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION,
Assignee
Dated: September 5.1979
PARMENTER, FORSYTHE,
RUDE. GAVIGAN.
VAN EPPS & BRIGGS
Attorneys for Assignee
500 Lumberman's Bank
Building
Muskegon, Ml 49443
John M. Brlggs, III
9/5,12,19.26.10/3
and provided, notice Is hereby
given that on Thursday, November 1,1979 at 10:00 o'clock
In the forenoon, local time, said
mortgage will be foreclosed by
sale at public auction at the
Terrace Street entrance to the
Muskegon County Building In
Muskegon. Michigan, of the
premises described In said
mortgage or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the
amount as aforesaid on said
mortgage with Interest thereon
at (9%) nine per cent per
annum and all legal costs,
charges and expenses Including
attorney fees allowed by law.
and also any sums that may be
paid by the undersigned necessary to protect Its Interest in the
premises, which said premises
are situated in the Township of
Casnovla. Muskegon County,
Michigan and are described as:
Lot 6 and the East half of Lot
5, Block 2. Map of the Village of
Slocum's Grove, as recorded In
Liber 3 of Plats, Page 5,
Muskegon County Records.
The length of the redemption
period Is one (1) month from
the date of sale.
and provided, notice Is hereby
given that
on
Thursday.
October 25. 1979 at 10:00
o'clock In the forenoon, local
time, said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale at public
auction at the Terrace Street
entrance to the
Muskegon
County Building in Muskegon,
Michigan, of the premises described In said mortgage, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount as
aforesaid on said mortgage
with Interest thereon at five and
one-quarter (5V*%) percent per
annum and all legal costs.
LUMBERMAN'S BANK,
MORTGAGEE
Dated: October 3,1979
PARMENTER, FORSYTHE,
RUDE. GAVIGAN,
VAN EPPS & BRIGGS
Attorneys for Mortgagee
500 Lumberman's Bank Bldg.
Muskegon, Mi. 49443
John M. Briggs III
10/3.10,17,24.31
NOTICE OF
MORTGAGE SALE
Default having been made
In the terms and conditions of a
JAMES H. KEMP. JR. and
DEANA M. KEMP, husband
and wife,
to
ADVANCE
MORTGAGE CORPORATION.
Mortgagee, dated January 2,
1962 and recorded January 3.
1962 in Liber 747. Page 128,
Muskegon County
Records,
and assigned by said Mortgagee to THE NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK by assignment
dated March 13. l a w and
recorded April 5,1962 in Uber
752, Page 147,
Muskegon
County Records, on
which
mortgage there is claimed to be
due at the date of this notice the
sum of Five Thousand Eight
Hundred Fifty-Four and 83/100
($5,854.83) Dollars Including
Interest at five and one-quarter
5,/4%) percent per annum. No
suit or proceedings have been
Instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof.
The length of redemption
period Is one (1) year from the
date of sale.
DEANA M. KEMP conveyed
all of her right, title, and
Interest In said property by Quit
Claim Deed dated September
18. 1967 and recored In Liber
876 at Page 284 of Muskegon
County Records to JAMES H.
KEMP. JR.
THE NEW YORK SAVINGS
BANK, Assignee
DATED: September 26.1979
PARMENTER, FORSYTHE.
RUDE, GAVIGAN.
VAN EPPS & BRIGGS
Attorneys for Assignedd
500 Lumberman's Bank
Building
Muskegon, Ml. 49443
John M. Brlggs III
9/26, 10/3,10,17,24
charges, and expenses Including attorney fees allowed by
interest in the premises, which
said premises are situated In
the City of Muskegon Heights,
Muskegon County, Michigan,
and are described as:
Lot 1, Block 277, Muskegon
Improvement Company's Annex No. 1 to the Village of
(City of) Muskegon Heights, as
recorded In Liber 3 of Plats.
Records.
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF
LAKEWOOD CLUB
To Our Suppliers:
CITY OF
MONTAGUE
REGISTRATION NOTICE
FOR REGULAR CITY ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that In conformity with the "Michigan
Election Law", I will upon any day, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00
P.M. except Saturday and Sunday or a legal holiday, receive for
registration the name of any legal voter In said City of
Montague not already registered, who may personally apply for
such registration.
THE LAST DAY BEING TUESDAY
October 9,1979
TU mite
The Village of Lakewood club will not
Lctker
process for payment any materials or equipment purchased
without a purchase order after September 24, 1979.
Legals
from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. AT THE CITY HALL.
server
All
Carol Rolph, City Clerk
9/19.26.10/3
purchase orders are to be signed by the Village President or
Village Clerk.
Invoices will not be accepted In an amount
MONTAGUE AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1979-80 GENERAL SCHOOL CALENDAR
FOR GRADES K-12
higher than that shown on the purchase order.
Clerk.
June M. Byron
10/3/79
'
This calendar Is printed to assist parents and students to plan activities such as family
vacations, dentist appointments and the like. We suggest that the calendar be cut out and
NOTICE
BOBCAT HARVEST
REGULATIONS
placed In a prominent place In the home for ready reference.
Please note that a day and a half is devoted to formal parent-teacher conferences near the
middle of each semester". Informal conferences may be held at any time and parents are
encouraged to visit the schools.
The Natural Resources Commission at its meeting on May
This year because classes started late, we have done some things different In an attempt to get
11,1979, under the authority of Sees. 1. 2. and 3 of Act 230,
school concluded in June at a reasonable time. Some parent-teacher conferences will be held on
P.A. 1925, as amended. Sees. 38 and 39a, Chapter IV, and Sec.
Saturdays and teachers will do records at the end of each semester on Saturdays. Also the
spring vacation is considerably shortened, hopefully for this year only.
1, Chapter V, Act 286, P.A. 1929. as amended, established
rules for the taking of bobcats, during winter and spring.
Thursday.
September 20
Teacher orientation begins
1. Seasons
Friday,
September 21
Classes begin, full day for students
Wednesday,
November 21
End 1st marking period, K-12
Thursday,
November 22
No classes, begin THANKSGIVING VACATION
Zone 2 - Hunting only. January 1 through February.
Monday
November 26
Classes resume
Zone 3 - Closed to hunting and trapping.
Friday.
November 30
Classes morning only,
Zone 1 - Hunting and trapping, October 25 of one year
through March 31 of the following year.
2. Shooting Hours
Parent-Teacher Conferences. K-12 In afternoon
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST
December 1
Saturday
No classes, Parent-Teacher Conferences, K-12
3. Areas
Zone 1 - The Upper Peninsula, except Bois Blanc Island
which will be included under Zone 2 regulations; and
Drummond Island, which will be closed.
Zone 2 - Cheboygan, Presque Isle, Otsego. Montmorency,
Monday.
December 24
No classes, begin CHRISTMAS VACATION
Wednesday,
January 2
Classes resume
Friday,
February 1
End Sem. 1, End second marking period, K-12
Saturday.
February 2
No classes, teachers on duty
Monday,
February 4
Begin semester II
Friday,
April 4
Classes morning only, begin SPRING VACATION
Emmet, and Alpena counties; also Bois Blanc Island.
4. Registration
Any person killing a bobcat shall present the whole animal
at a Department of Natural Resources district office or other
End 3rd marking period, K-12
designated field office within 72 hours of the kill. There, a
a confirming seal shall be attached and information ob
talned from the licensee as to date, place, and manner of kill
and other pertinent Information deemed appropriate. Regis-
Tuesday,
April 8
Classes resume
Friday.
April 11
Classes morning only
Parent-Teacher Conferences. K-12 In afternoon
tration shall be In the peninsula of the kill. No taxidermist
or fur buyer shall accept, or process In any fashion, a bobcat
or bobcat pelt without the confirming seal attached. Sealing
Saturday.
April 12
No classes. Parent-Teachers Conferences. K-12
Monday,
May 26
No classes, MEMORIAL OAY
Friday.
June 13
Classes morning only. End semester II,
of pelts will qualify the fur for foreign export under regulations enforced by the Endangered Species Scientific
the power of sale contained In
End 4th marking period K-12
Authority. Registration hours will be during regular working hours or where offices are open for some other purpose,
Saturday,
after hours. No charge will be made for sealing.
June 14
T
No classes, teachers on duty.
9/19,26,10/3
NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM
PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS
AGENCY: Federal Insurance Administration, FEMA.
(202) 426-1460 or Toll Free Une (800) 424-8872
ACTION: Proposed rule.
(In Alaska and Hawaii call Toll Free Une (800) 424-9080)
SUMMARY:
451 Seventh Street, S.W.
Room 5150
NOTICE OF
MORTQAQE SALE
JOHN P. TRENT and CHARLENE M.TRENT, husband and
wife, to NATIONAL LUMBERMAN'S BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY, Mortgagee, dated
May 21, 1976 and recorded
June 1. 1976 In Uber 1062,
Muskegon County
Recorts,
Page 567 on which mortgage
there Is claimed to be due at the
date of this notice the sum of
($27,764.97)
Twenty-Seven
Thousand Seven
Hundred
Sixty-four and 97/100 dollars
Including Interest at (9%) nine
per cent per annum. No suit or
proceedings has been Instituted
to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage or any part
thereof.
the power of sale contained In
Washington, D.C. 20410
Technical information or comments are solicited on the proposed base (100-year) flood elevations
listed below for selected locations in the nation. These base (100-year) flood elevations are the basis
for the flood plain management measures that the community Is required to either adopt or show
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
The Federal Insurance Administrator gives notice of the proposed determinations of base
evidence of being already in effect In order to qualify or remain qualified for participation In the
(100-year) flood elevations for selected locations In the nation, In accordance with section 110 of the
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93-234), 87 Stat. 960. which added section 1363 to the
DATES:
The period for comment will be ninety (90) days following the second publication of this proposed
(Pub. L. 90-448). 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128, and 44 CFR Part 67.4 (a).
National Flood Insurance Act of 1968 (Title Xlll of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968
rule In a newspaper or local circulation in each community.
These elevations, together with the flood plain management measures required by section 60.3 of
the program regulations, are the minimum that are required. They should not be construed to mean
ADDRESSES:
See table below;
the community must change any existing ordinances that are most stringent In their flood plain
managment requirements. The community may at any time enact stricter requirements on Its own, or |
pursuant to policies established by other Federal, State or Regional entitles. These proposed
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
elevations will also be used to calculate the appropriate flood Insurance premium rates for new
Mr. R. Gregg Chappell
National Flood Insurance Program
buildings and their contents and for the second layer of Insurance on existing buildings and their
The proposed base (100-year) flood elevations for selected locations are:
contents.
Proposed Base (100-year) Flood Elevations.
Michigan
Proposed Base (100-year) Flood Elevations
— State
City/Town/Ccunty
Source of Flooding
* V
IDepth in feet
above ground.
•Elevation in
feet (NGVD)
Location
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VP
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Muskegon County
Lake Michigan
Shoreline
584*
White Lake
Shoreline
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condemned lor aduHery by the people of 17th
century Boston. Tonight, while Hester and her Infant
Pearl languish In prison, they are visited by Hester's
long-lost husband. Soger ChRlingworth b played tar
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play by David Mamet, one ol America's most gifted
new playwrights. The story b about two acton - one
a seasoned veteran, the other a neophyte - for
whom the theatre b dearly as Important as Rfe Hsal.
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child w h o was t a u g h t t o read a n d speak by her
r e m a r k a b l e t e a c h e r . Annie Sullivan, will be televised o n
t h e first NBC Theater p r e s e n t a t i o n of t h e season,
Sunday. O c t o b e r 14. Excellent f o r family viewing, 'The
Miracle W o r k e r ' is a s t u n n i n g d r a m a , a n d a l t h o u g h it
goes back a l m o s t
100 years, it has i m p o r t a n t
applications for our e v e r y d a y family life, t o d a y .
'The Miracle W o r k e r ' focuses on the struggles t h a t
w e r e t o help Helen Keller t r i u m p h over her blindness,
deafness a n d c o n s e q u e n t inability t o speak. Her s t o r y
is c e r t a i n l y well-known a n d well-loved, " I pay h o m a g e t o
her day a f t e r day. as I realize t h e results of her w o r k , "
Eleanor Roosevelt w r o t e .
Even in families we s o m e t i m e s have- difficulty in
c o m m u n i c a t i n g w i t h e a c h o t h e r . And the need t o
c o m m u n i c a t e is intense. All our c h i l d r e n suffer m i n o r
f r u s t r a t i o n s of t h e kind t h a t Helen Keller experienced t o
an a l m o s t unbearable degree.
In a v e r y
m o v i n g scene. Patty Duke
Astin ( w h o originally played
Helen a n d now plays Annie)
helps Helen (Melissa Gilbert)
t o u n d e r s t a n d w h a t language is.
" S o m e o n e was
drawing water, and m y
t e a c h e r placed m y hand
u n d e r t h e s p o u t . " Helen tells
us.
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g u s h e d over one hand, she
spelled i n t o the o t h e r t h e
w o r d w a t e r . , . and s o m e h o w t h e m y s t e r y of language
was revealed t o m e .
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Two railroad lines luriousty compete to meet each
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1151 Van Johnson. Vera Mies. A young man, after
twenty years, returns to England, hoping to find
evidence whkh w i f r M hb father Irom Me
imprisonment tor a murder he didn't commH. (7
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Betsy Jones Moreland. International racketeer plans
to create a mythical SM monster that wil be
responsible lor dMlhs when he robs the treasury
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After' 1979 Stars: Patty Duke Astin. Bradford
AndI Af
Dillman. A provocative drama about a woman whose
excess pounds put her in conflkt with a society that
equates thinness with an MMduaCs worth and
desirability. (7 hrs.)
( 1 2 ) PIE-SEASON BASXEIIALL Atlanta Hawks vs
Washington Bullets
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"Wm Weeks
hi a I alone" 1167 Red Buttons. Barbara Eden. A
balloon expedition to Africa runs into some trouble
along the way. (7 hrs.)
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UPSTAIS, D0WNSTAIS The adventures and
misadventures ol the Bellamy Famtfy. upstairs at 165
Eaton Place; and their servants dowmlaes. (60
mins.)
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1173 Hal Linden, Tony Lo Bianco. Two New Tort
City cops work to foil diamond smugglers. (90
mirts-)
(35) CAMERA I W B Marvin Hamfech' Thb b a
documentary profile of American composer Marvin
Hamlisch. whose work includes motion picture
scores lor The Way We Were.' The Sting' and the
musk lor the Broadway hit, 'A Chorus Line.'
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hb father Digger to Dallas to show him ho* he's
getting even with the Ewings. but Digger's sudden
medical problem places a cloud o w CSfl and Pam.
(60 mins.)
(10) EVENM AT STMPHONT-Seiji Ozawa and The
features the renowned French virtuoso Maurice
Andre pedorming the Trumpet Concerto In D by
Gubeppe Tartini. (60 mins.)
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H B O MOVE -(C0MB)T) * • * " D e v fospeder"
Annie Giardot, Philllpe Koiret. She's lovely, she's
available and she's a cop who doesn't want her new
boyfriend to know what she does for a living. (Sated
PG) (105 mins.)
( 4 ) RICHARD H0GUE
( 4 ) DAN GSEFM
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MAXE ME LAUGH
AFTERNOON
NATIONAL
contest hampered by a dishonest competitor and
his trainer. Guest starv Barbi Benton. Dick Martin.
(60 mins.)
( 1 2 ) WMSTON CHUICHU-TJE V A L B I TEAIS
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H B O MOVE (ADVOmJK-OIAMA) • •
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Anthony Q u m Jenrier OUafl. A young
woman b missing in the wlds of a mid-east country
teeming with nomadic tribes. (Cited PG) (7 hrs.)
m
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Hutchinson, behaviorai nsydmiogM. dbcusses 'A
Place To Live.'
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WALL SHEET WEEK YuH and Ready.' Guest:
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day when they try to help a neighbor win a horse
race. (60 mitts.)
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raeweitoAna" 1933 Gary Cooper, Helen Hayes.
An Amerkan ambulance driver, wounded in Kalr.
falb in love with a nurse during W.WJ. (3 hrs.. 15
rains.)
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Brothers. John Carroll. ThrM zanies hit the wild
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Eugene lonesco's serio-comedr. Zero Moslel
recreates the perforraance thai won him the Tonr
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moraRtr. and dehuraanizalion in thb work, in whkh
hb characters are victims ol an epiderak of people
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Marlon Brando. Vivien Legh. 2) Til Take Sweden'
1965 Bob Hope. Dina Merrill. (4 hrs.)
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premiere episode of Nova, the chemkal Industry b
under suspkion of being a major threat to our
health and that ol future generations: contrarr to
being publkized as a boon to modem civilization.
(2 hrs.)
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1960 Jerrr Lews. Ed Wrnn. Take-off on the lalrr
tale, complete with a wkked stepmother, a beautiful
princess, and two step-brothen who try to listen in
on the bofs dream of hidden fortune. (90
rains.)
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Brrd. Smiler Burnett. The detective faces the fiend
'spider' and hb demented hunchback. (2 hrs.)
( 4 ) CONCERN FM THE WORLD
H B O MOVI-(ADVEXTUBE)** The S t r a t a Aad
The Gaifighfa" 1977 L M Van Cleef, Lo Lieh. When
a hard-drinking gunman teams up with a kung-fu
champ the results are drnamitel Story about two
unlikely soldiers-of-fortune who set out to recover
a stolen treasure. (PG) (2 hrs.)
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Lad brought up br outlaws b a Mongol tyrant to
free Baghdad. (2 hrs, 30 mins.)
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951 WW Rogers. Jr. Maureen O'SuUvan. The
adventures, tragedies and romance ol two pkmea
lamifces who meet while traveing west to make their
home. (90 mins.)
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George Pappad. Jean Saberg. A poike captain,
accused of murdering hb wife and leva, hires an
attorney who had previousJy been able to frM a
known aurdaa on a technkaifr. (2 hrs.)
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John Warne. Eba MartineC. A teaa of professional
hunten capture wild animab l a a game lara in
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architecture and the inspiring choral musk oi some
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Branda Vaccaro. A World War I veteran sets out
to win the first Transcontinental motorcycle race.
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a rich man alia he acquires a pat duck that
produces eggs with solid gold yolks. (Conclusion: 60
rains.)
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a dilemma because the kids look to him f a a
healing miracle after Chrb injures hb krwe and
can't play football.
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what to do about a friendly lady who's set up a
business of her own.
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Stars: Charfton Heston. David CarradiM. A suspense
drama about the Navy's efforts to rescue the crew
of a nuclear submarine trapped 1,450 fMf below
the ocean surface. ("Gray Lady Down' may be
pre-empted by coverage of the Baseball
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( 1 1 ) © © © MMK AND NNDYMork plays
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headed f a the junk pile, and the two new buddies
proceed to drive everyone around them crazy with
their antks.
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Gidgel, on a Hawaiian vacation with ha parents,
finds a gang of lads vying f a ha affections, whkh
causes trouble when her boyfriend arrives from
home. ( 2 hrs.)
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James Burke traces the origin ol the atom bomb
back more than 26 centuries to the invention oi
gold assaying. From there, he shows how the
expansion of trade, invention of the compass,
experiments with vacuums and electricity contributedtothe most critkal developmenl ol the raodan
world. (60 rains.)
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as strong as the land l a whkh she fought. And as
vulnerable. He comes hometoa war l a the woman
and the land he loves. (Raled PG) (2 hrs.)
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their relationship, forcing Barbara into OM of the
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then the grits hit the Ian when Flo's boyfriend
suggests that Mel and Marie should sign a
pre-marital agreement.
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James Burke traces the aigin ol the atom bomb
back mae than 26 centuries to Ihe invention oi
gold assaying. From thae. he shows how Ihe
expansion ol trade, invention of the compass,
experiments with vacuums and electrkity contributed fo the most critkal developmenl of the modan
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1979 Stars: Jason Milla. E.G. Marshall. A
devastatingly handsome but mysterious millionaire
whose deadly powers ol seduction are irresistible
to women b Ihe target ol a frenzied hunt by men
who will do anything lo destror hlra. ( 2 hrs.)
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b alone, appaentfy deserted by Trappa and by hb
sweetheart, when he leeb morally compelledtorisk
hb position at San Francisco Memorial by Mowing
the whistle on a nuclear power plant. (60 mins.)
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by the spring thaw. Although each btoouncertain
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silent film staSving in the past, shields a hack mcrrte
writa and complkatkms ensue. (2 hrs, 12
- mins.)
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stuntman's position as nuraba OM b threatened
when young upstart fries fo fake ova. (R) (2
hrs.)
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letterman. Guest: Bke Somma. (90 mins.)
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Lancaster. Alain Delon. The storr about a CJJL
agent in trouble and a hired klBa who wants fo
go straight, but finds himseli caught In the srstem.
(2hrs.. 8 mins.)
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have won a have been nomiMledforAcademy
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01 a 10-parl series hosted by vetaan
produca. and direcfor Norman Corwin. Tonigtn s
premiae epbodefoatures:Overture' (1965V ipifc
and ChHb' (19491 'GrMt' (1975) and The Bead
Game' (1977). (60 mins.)
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1967 Doris Day. Rkhad Harris. Woman in the
cosmetics business becomes an industrial spy whie
actually searching out a narcotics ring that had ha
fatha killed. (2 ha)
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Preston Fosta. Ellen Drew, The chief of the Apaches
leads the Indians in a w a against Iha U.S.
Government. (2 hrs.)
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1949 Dana Andrews. Susan Hayward. A W.w.il
romance betwMn a soldier and hb girl. (2 hrs.)
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Book' A mystery writa plans the parted crime in
the murder of hb partner. (RepMt) lANACBL let's
Ifoar It Fa A living LegerMf Stars: Geaga Pappard.
Stefanie Powers. (RepMt)
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Desi Amaz. Eve Arden. Story about the various points
01 view ol two laraHies when they nwel al a wedding.
(Rated PG) (2 hrs.)
( 1 1 ) G i DIARY
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the TOY The new season leads off with a program
in whkh film critks-hosts Roger Ebart and u m
Sbkal dbcuss their favorite movies of the
decade.
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W U " 1954 William Holden. Grace Kelly. A storr.
relating the personal drama sat amongst Navy
carria-based jet pilots and heRcopta rescue teams
during the KaMn War. (2 hrs.)
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ova hb parents' objections, suffers a brain
hemorrhage during practka and dies. (60 rains.)
O O LTTTU HOUSE ON THE PRAM An expectant
mother must depend on blind Mary Ingalb Kendall
to save the Hie of h a unban chik) when Ihey are
involved in a stagecoach accident. (60 rains.)
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triumphant Broadway portrayal of Ihe grMt Mack
acta in a two-hour television adaptation of Hie
original Phillip Hayes Dean play. Jones gives a
bravura performance as the grMt Mack singer,
acta, athlete and humanitarian who became a
controversial figure during the McCarthy aa. (2
hrs.)
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two-part epbode)
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1979 Stars: Hal Hoibrook. En Marie Saint. A drama
based on the rMl-Bfe story of a U i . Navy
Commanda. shot down ova Vietnam, who survived
brutal torture f a seven-and-a-half yean as a
a bona of wa while aganizing a resistance
among otha POWs. (2 hrs.)
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Bing Crosby. Claude Dauphin. Post World Wa I :
U i . w a carespondenl tries fo locate Ms
seven-yea-old son. (2 hrs.)
35) PAUL ROBESON James Earl Jones brings a
triumphant Broadway portrayal ol the great Mack
actor In a two-hour tofovbtoo adaptation ol Ihe
origiMl Ph«p Hayes OeM play. JOMS gives a
bravura performance as Ihe great Mack singa.
acta, athlete and humanitarian who became a
controversial figure during the McCarthy era. (2
hrs.)
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daughters up in squafor: O M escapes info ha
intellect while the otha seams destinedfolead a
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Vkwus murderer has a clever cova-up. But b H
cleva enough to fool Sherlock Holmes aid Dr.
Watsonl (Rated PG) (2 hrs.)
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H b Ihe story of Little Neil her gambling grandfatha
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astaenaoers.(2 h n , 20 mins.)
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(2 hrs, 15 mins.)
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triumphant Broadwar portraral of the great black
actor in a twa-hour telension adaptation of the
original Phi*! Hayes Dean plar Jones grres a
bravura performance as the great Mack singer,
ectar, athlete and humanitarian who became a
contromnlal figure during the McCarthf era. (2
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problems of the passengers end crew of a Havr )a1
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headed lor disaster as Ihey approach each other,
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Al dues seem to point back to hb native land. A
rear later, hb kiBers have not been brought to
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a mysterious illness, (60 mins.)
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WHITEHALL
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Both area teams lose over the
WHfTE LAKE-Both of White Lake's
football t e a m s went down to defeat over the
weekend, the M o n t a g u e Wildcats losing to
Oakridge in a tough, rock-em, sock-em
football g a m e filled with super defenses.
The Whitehall Vikings meanwhile, were
losing to Orchard View, 27-6, in a g a m e filled
with many injuries to Viking players. The
Vikings now stand at 1-3 for the season, while
the Wildcats have dropped to .500 at 2-2.
The M o n t a g u e score was even closer
than it looks with the Wildcats marching to
the Oakridge 14-line a n d looking like it was
going to score to pull within six points. But a
fourth down a n d one situation saw the
Wildcats fall just inches short of a first down
weekend
and any chances of a last minute comeback
went aglimmering.
But give the Wildcats c r e d i t - n e v e r did
they cave in on d e f e n s e , even after they were
behind by two t d ' s and t h a t ' s when it's the
most tempting. They were in the ball g a m e
right down to the last quarter and the Eagles
knew they w e r e in a football game—the
Wildcats w e r e really hitting. P e n a l t i e s 45 years in a l l - a l s o hurt the Wildcat attack.
Friday they travel to Shelby, which is
fresh from a 26-0 t h u m p i n g of cross-country
rival Hart, which is winless this season. But ^
the Tigers have a much b e t t e r t e a m than
their 1-3 record indicates.
The Vikings also h a d b a d luck Friday
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night with no less than five players injured
and out of the game against Orchard View at
one time.
The one Viking td came after a fine
60-yard drive in just 12 plays to the two-yard
line, whre Quarterfack Marty Postma dove
over for the only points for the Vikings.
The Vikings have had a number of key
players hurt this year, which has hurt their
chances for a good season—Friday night's
carnage included Bob Evans, Postma, Dave
Nesbit, Tom Wiersma and Allen Spencer.
Probably all maybe out for the season.
Hope still is held out for Postma to return.
but all the others have broken bones or
dislocations and may sideline each of the
players for the rest of the season. So far it's
been a rough premier season for new coach
Chuck Hulce.
Oakrldge
Montague
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OAK - Ven Hllzen 6 run (run failed)
OAK-VenHulzen 70 Interception (run failed)
Mont Oak
First downs
Rushes yards
Photo by Charles Mlndhan
7
32 117
Passinu yards
Return yards
Passes
Punts
Fumbles lost
Penalties-yards
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the
County of MUSKEGON. Estate
of MARGARET WALKER, ALSO KNOWN AS MARGARET
L WALKER. ALSO KNOWN
AS
MARGARET
LEOLA
WALKER. DECEASED. File
No. 51794.
TAKE NOTICE: On October
24.1979. at 10:30 A.M. In the
Probate Courtroom In Muskegon. Michigan, before the Hon.
John J. Namenye/Tom H.
Unck. Judge of Probate, a
hearing will be held on the
petition of Ruby Wright, the
administratrix of said estate,
praying for a license to sell the
real estate owned by the deceased at the time of her death.
Dated: September 25,1979.
RUBY WRIGHT, Petitioner
Post Office Box 161
Walkervllle, Michigan 49459
Attorney for Petitioner:
MURPHY & CARIS
By J. Donald Murphy
Old State Bank Building
Fremont, Mlcti. 49412
Phone: 616-924-9620
10/3/79
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SENIOR CENTER - OCTOBER A C T I V m E S
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BENNETT S CARPET MAINTENANCE
766-351
• Wood tloors
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Land Clearing &
Tree Removal
Landscaping
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94.5666
(YOUR INDEPENDENT
GOODYEAR DEALER)
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Tire B a l a n c i n g
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Heating
Steel Fabricating
Truck Equipment
9588
North US 31 -
Montague,
(616) 8 9 4 - 8 1 7 8
Steve Putnam
Montague Rt. 2, Box 239, Ph. 894-8119
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894-9517
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Classified Deadline Saturday 10a.m. 893-1395
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EARN YOUR
CHRISTMAS
FREE. Have a Tops In Toys
party. Call Becky at 894-2195
after 5 p.m. weekdays.
10/3,10,17c
YOUNG CATERINQ SERVICE ^ t us cater your special occasion
• r t y . Reasonable. 894-2058.
i0/18tfc
DO Y O U H A V E
A DRINKING PROBLEM
Y O U A N D YOUR FRIENDS are
welcome to attend the next
meeting of the White Lake Newcomer's Club Thursday, Oct. 18
at 7:30 p.m. In the Montague City
Hall. A representative from
Gayle's Boutique will demonstrate skin care, facial design,
and fall fashion preference for
hair styling. We hope to see you
there. For Information please call
Kathy Jordan 894-9362 or Wlsta
Hall 894-6995.10/3,10,17c
INSTRUCTION
lothbury & White Lake area
S E W - Learn to sew and make
iroups can help. For Information
money - Call Donna Collins
all Pete, 893-8105 - Dick 894894-9832. 9/12,19,26,10/3c
330 - Jim 894-6255.10/3tfc
OCTOBER FEST • White Lake
âles - October 7th -12:00 to 4
• f n . Adults S5.00, children 11 &
under S2.50. Open to the public. SMALL DOG - white with brown
Limited to 300 tickets. 9/26c
markings, has puppy with her found Montague area. 894-8100.
10/3c
DEER PROCESSING
Cut, wrapped and froze $20.
Millers Thrlf-T. 894-4378. 10/3,
10c
LOST black & white female cat.
Yellow collar. El Paso rabies tag.
894-4844.10/3c
LOST • "Gerrv" baby
W E D D I N G CAKES - CLown ^
b | u e ph 8 9 4 ^ 7
g*es and ail special occasion
Wies...by Sharon at Robinson's
PETS
&
Bake Shop. 1019 S. Mears,
LIVESTOCK
Whitehall • 894-5979. 9/26,10/3c
back
w 3 c
MARE - '/, W , I ^ 4-H
Free tickets to the Park Theater. show pony. Gentle. S350. 894They may be picked up at 8674 6657. IOVSOC
Ferry St.. Montague 10/3 thru L 0 V A B L E p U p p Y f o r ^
^
1U/1U
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894-5195.10/3C
CANARIES • Rod Factor Singers, Y A R D SALE - (clearing old
S25.: Hens $8.. Evenings call estate) Oct. 5 & 6 - 210 East Ferry
FOR
SALE
894-8467.10/3c
St.. Shelby - also clothing and
misc. items. 10/3
HORSESHOEING and trimming.
USED Duel-Therm mobile home
Contact Will Lent 861-5033 2/2tfc SIX F A M I L Y Y A R D S A L E - O c t 5 gas furnace, two dog coops,
- 9:30 - Corner Lakewood Rd & roliaway bed. Crossbuck storm
FREE K I T T E N S - calico and Whitehall Rd. Adult & children's door, four used 8.75-16.5 tires,
tortoise. 8921 Dicey. Evelyn East- clothes, appliances, sofa slip two used 8.0Q-16.5 snow tires,
man. 9/26p
cover, much misc. Rain date Oct. four 6 bolt 16 Inch Chevy rims.
894-5466. 10/3p
6.10/3
FEEDS FOR HORSE - pig •
ALL TV'S on sale. Floor model
chicken - rabbit - duck - dog - cat FIVE F A M I L Y Y A R D and part
consoles with 5 year warrantee
bird. WONDERS
WESTERN
estate sale - Oct. 5 & 6 - 8:30 a.m.
and (Zenith) Quality at $499 or
SUPPLIERS, US 31, Montague.
-7 VA mile north and V* mile west
$20 down. $16 monthly. G i r y ' i
8/29
of Jack & Jill Ranch. Rothbury. Appllanci A Furniture, Muskesofa, chair, lamps, picture frames
B O B W H I T E QUAIL for sale. Ph. curtains, drapes, bedspreads, gon. Ph. 722-2014. 9/26C
894-9713. 9/26,10/3c
kitchen table & chairs, clothes ail CLOSE OUT. Zenith home stereo
sizes, dishes, cooking utensils, - must clear stock. Super values.
DESPERATELY N E E D GOOD double wash tub. toys, magazines
home for older, orphaned, loving books, 4 ft. sq. window, much Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
Muskegon 722-2014. 9/12c
Beagie-Bassett pet. Very good misc. 10/3p
watch dog and loves children. GARAGE S A L E - O c t . 4 &5from F I S H E R M E N Close out on ail
Please call 894-8024 after 4 p.m. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 5890 Lamos Rd., waders.
Hart True
Value
Whitehall. 16 ft. wooden Dunphy 873-3807. Ask for Larry. 9/19tfc
HORSEHOEING & trimming. boat with trailer, household Items
Contact Doug Bowers 861-4983 misc. 10/3p
W O R K CLOTHES - pants $1.00.
3/28tfc
shirts $.75. Also jackets, coverGARAGE SALE - Counter top alls, socks, caps, etc. at low
TROPICAL FISH and Aquarium
refrigerator, Gas log. Picnic table prices. Factory Surplus Sales,
Supplies. Home Services, 124 E.
tires, teen-adult clothes. Lots of Montague stoplight corner. Ph.
Colby, Whitehall, 894-9002. ttc
misc. items. Thurs & Fri Sept. 4. 894-6633. Open 10 a.m. to 5:30
5.7968 Old Channel down Good- p.m. 12/1 Otic
DOG & CAT wild bird feeds and
rich St. and to left. 10/3p
supplies. Water softner salt and
Many questions were raised at the Whitehall
Deicer salt. Dahl's Farm Service,
School Board's recent town meeting. Hare are
Montague. Ph. 893-7195.1/18tfc
some answers:
GARAGE
SALES
H
M O V I N G SALE - odds & ends,
some antiques. Sat., Oct. 6 from
9 til 5.
5310 Anderson St..
between Old Channel Trail &
Whitbeck, Montague. 10/3p
RSDUCE SAFE & FAST with p g u u R Y , hog, cow, horse and Y A R D S A L E - F r l . & Sat., Sept. 5
GoBeseTablets& E-Vap^ water ^
FARM & 6 - many clothes, toys, some
feeds
DAHL'S
f p
Todd Pharmacy. 9/5 thru S E R V | C E Montague. Ph. 893- furniture. 1103 King (corner of
Market & King - off Mears).
^10P
7195.1/18tfc
Whitehall. 10/3p
Q . How does the five hour day save money?
A .
Fewer hours of classes are offered,
so fewer teachers are required.
A N T I Q U E ROUND OAK stove,
wood burning kitchen stove, ox
yoke, hand pump vacuum cleaner, antique Remington 22, wooden bicycle wheels, oxygen and
G U A R A N T E E D A m w i y Products
Acy tanks, antique car parts,
for every need are just a phone
antique radios and other ancall away. We deliver. Phone
tiques. Phone 861-5403. 10/3p
894-8095 mornings - or after 6
p.m. 9/26.10/3c
USED A U T O M A T I C
DRYER
with warranty, excellent cond.
ALMOST U K E N E W tandem
only $149, delivery and set availbike $60.. Styrofoam 12 ft. sailable. Gary's Appliance A Furniboat $50.. Drop-In electric stove
ture . Muskegon. 722-2014. 9/5c
and oven, self-cleaning, white,
good condition $175., TV tower
N E W M I C R O W A V E , Full power
125 ft. with rotor $200. Call ovens - compact space savers In
893-3945 after 6 p.m. 9/26,10/3c stock. Only $239 or $23 down, $14
UTTON MICROWAVE
oven,
$150, $15 down. $10 a mo. Gary's
Appliance & Furniture. Muskegon. 722-2014. 9/5c
8 PC W O O D G R O U P , for living
room or family room. $249, $9
down. $16 a mo. Gary's Furniture
& Appliance, Muskegon, 7222014. 9/19c
SANYO & PIONEER car stereo
clearance sale. Showroom models
ailin stock merchandise reduced,
indash AM/FM Cassette stereo only $69 or $10 a mo. We service
what we sell. Gary's Appliance &
Furniture. Muskegon 722-2014.
9/5c
CUSTOM
BUTCHERING
EVERY T U E S D A Y
PROCESSING
BEEF •PORK
•VEAL-LAMB
a month. Free cooking school, 30
day money back guarantee...
Gary's Appliance & Furniture.
Muskegon 722-2014. 9/26c
GOOD A $ N E W rust colored
winter coat. Fur collar, size 14,
$80 new. Will sell for $40. Also
some wood. $25.00. Call 894-8907
evenings after 5.10/3c
Used
Merchandise
Frigidaire washer, very clean,
white; Monogram oil space heater, 70,000 BTU; Kenmore wringer washer, like new; Cooper, self
propelled lawn mower; Lawn-Boy
mower,with catcher - $95; White
Frigidaire washer; Frigidaire elec
range with ceramic top, nearly
new, gold; Frigidaire 17 cu. ft.,
frost free refrigerator, bottom
freezer, like new. copper, has a
new compressor
WRAPPING & SHARP FREEZING
POSTEAAA
BROTHERS
HART
MEAT CO.
> W H I T E H A L L DISTRICT $CHOOLS
BOARD OF E D U C A T I O N
HARDWARE & APPLIANCES
PHONE 8 6 1 - 2 4 4 2
873-3874
NEW ERA, MICHIGAN
C O N T I N U E D ON NEXT PAQE
Oceana Realty West, Inc.
861-4610
894-8902
Rural Hesperia Area: Immaculate 3 bedroom rancher with full
basement and 2 car garage.. .located on a country acre. Enjoy
the out-of-doors In the uniquely
landscaped yard, or sit In front
of the fireplace in the cozy
family room. Owners leaving
area...priced tight at $45,500.
H-648 N E W U S T I N G
Shelby Area: Three bedroom
home located within Shelby on
3 lots with plenty of yard for
children to play. Also has
double carport and one stall
garage. Priced In the low
twenties. H-529
Hespeda Area: New 3 bedroom, year-round home at
McLaren Lake...fully carpeted...very sharp. Also has
garage and place to store your boat. 110* Lake frontage on
Butternut Lake, plus access to McLaren Lake, across road.
Call for more details. H-545/C-237 NEW LISTING
Hart Area: We have a quality
reflnished, older home within
the city of Hart...ail city utilities. Many extras go with this
home that is close to schools
and shopping. Call for an
appointment. H-498
Walkervllle Area: Three bedroom, tri-ievel home with
beautiful stone fireplace, situated on large lot In the country.
Some appliances stay...oil heat
with wood alternate. Priced to
sell. H-526
New Era Area; Four bedroom,
spacious home on a nice large
lot. Has city gas Incorporated
with a wood burning stove and
priced to sell at only $27,000.
H-544
Hart Area: Three bedroom
home on one acre with nicely
landscaped yard, and large
barn. Country living, yet only 3
miles from Hart and priced at
$32,900. H-510
Montague Area: Newly redecorated 3 bedroom home, close to
town and on V/T acres of land.
Features garage, full dining
room, and circular drive. Priced
at only $25.900-call us! H-516
Shelby Area: Exceptionally nice
large home located within the
Village of Shelby. Has good
roof, new siding, nicely landscaped and on 2 lots. Must see
to appreciate. H-506
COTTAGES
Stony Lake Area: We have 2
cottages on lake and one that Is
not on the lake but has water
access, plus 3 large lots between lake and Stony Lake
Road...also have water rights.
Ail nice and shady. C-231
Pentwater Area: Elegant, yearround 3 bedroom home on
Pentwater Lake with large
family room, fireplace, and
located on a beautiful spacious
lot with seawall. C-225/H-507
Stony Lake Area: We have a
real nice lot on Stony Lake with
excellent frontage. L-337
Silver Lake A m : Executive
type, beautiful four bedroom
home on lake...hot water heat,
double stall garage. Sit by the
fireplace while observing the
lake and silver sand dunes.
C-226/H-511
Stony Lake Area: 120' frontage
on Lake Michigan with sandy
beach goes with this lovely
three bedroom, year-round
home. Call us todav on this new
listing. C-235/H-546
new
LISTING
Sliver Lake Area: Lake Michigan cottage...this one has sand
dunes In front with a nice
smooth walk to the beach.
Excellent view and located on a
2 + acre lot. C-238
NEW
LISTING
Shelby Area: Beautiful building
site overlooking Shelby on approx. V/t acres. All city Improvements In and only $3,900
cash. L-360
Rothbury Area: Very nice lot
located in Oceana shores - just
right for trailers. L-356
Kenneth L. VanderMey, Associate Broker
Carol VanWyck
861-5311 RosieHaas
MikePaquette
894-6679 Don Ferris
Norm Schultz
861-4468 Steve Bruce
Wendy Romph
861-5015 Dick Pranger
to 3 acre garden spot. F-224/
Stony Lake Area: Quiet neighH-531
borhood for this furnished, 3
bedroom mobile home with lake
Hesperia Area: Dairy farm..154
access and just 2 blocks from
acres. Featuring 2 large barns,
Stony Lake
land contract
25 stanchions, milk house. 4
available and price reduced to
corn cribs. Morton Metal Barn
(45 x 90). chicken coop and 4 $14,500. MH-99
bedroom home. F-226/A-415
M O B f i C
861-5367
861-5928
873-5449
861-2919
Hart Arei: 24x60 double wide
Elcona plus 12 x 65 Bristol
mobile home situated on approx. 5 acres in good recreational and hunting area. Features flowing 6 inch well and 6
trout ponds. Very good income
property. Possible land contract
with good down payment
MH-10E ;
Hart Area: Quarter Horse
Ranch - 4 bedroom home, 2
stall garage with workshop, 2
large barns, indoor riding
arena, plus 3 spring fed creeks.
12 acres of good woods, mostly
timber, and 40 acres seeded to
hay. Terms available. F-211
Shelby Area; Three bedroom
mobile home with ail city
New Era Area: Country home utilities - only 4 years old. Can
with 3 bedrooms in lovely be purchased on land contract
shaded setting. New carpeting, and the total price Is $17,900.
lots of kitchen cupboards, 3Vi MH-107
stall garage and workshop.
Priced to sell at only $38,000. Shelby Area: We have 100' x
100' In Harvey Subdivision with
F-220/H-519
32 trees, shrubs, strawberry
Hesperia Area: 10 acres with
patch, new garage and mobile
this farm house plus nice barn,
home. Has city water, gas and
chicken coop and 4 acres of
sewer services for a fair market
timber. Home has 3 bedrooms
with possibility of 4...also has 2 price of $14,900. MH-106
Silver Lake Area: Nice wooded M e a n Area: Looking for a nice
lot In Sandy View Subdivision - home with seclusion? We have
suitable for building site. L-368 It with over 3 acres and barn.
House is quality rebuilt with
Rothbury Area: Two lakefront only the finlshlng-touches to go.
lots which will be suitable for Wood alternative to the forced
primary housing at only $4,500. air furnace will help keep those
bills down. F-228
NEW
total price. L-361
LISTING
OUR SALES ASSOCIATES
Shelby Area: Land contract available at 9Vj% for this very
nice. 2 story 4 bedroom home near resort area with access
to Lake Michigan...located on approximately 1 acre lot
with beautiful trees and 2 stall garage. Call for a private
showing. H-541 NEW LISTING
FARMS
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Rural Rothbury Area: Trailer,
completely furnlshed...4 acres
with Sand Creek going through
property. Has 2 septlcs and
well...terms available. MH-115
NEW LISTING
BUSINESSES
Ferry Area: 73'/* acre campground...secluded and bordering USA Land. Located on
blacktop roa'l and priced in the
low 40'i. B-163
Western Michigan Area: Resort grocery business with beer
wine and liquor.
Excellent
existing business and opportunity.
B-161
Rural Hart Area: Country store
- fantastically priced - excellent
gross...with beer and wine
takeout. Priced right for quick
sale with terms available. B-169
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OUTSIDE NEW ERA - Newer 1 bedroom, full basement house
wltti outbuildings. L/C available. $29,900.
EDQE OF T O W N , super house in Hart well decorated $44,900.
60 ACRTE F A R M outside Hart nice outbuildings and house.
L/C $55,000.
NICE OLDER HOUSE In New Era, 3 bedroom, glassed in
porch, family room, $36,000.
COTTAQE on Hightower Lake, year round home, 2 car garage,
$37,500.
NICE LOT inside village limits of New Era, $2,750.
B E H I N D M A C WOODS, we have a number of wooded lots in
Sandy View starting at $3,500.
330 FT. F R O N T A G E year around cottage. Stony Lake, $80,000
with 7 back lots.
OVERLOOKING T H E U G H T HOUSE- Nice 2-bedrrom cottage
with lots of room & super view, $32,500.
A$PARAGUS - 30 acres for $30,000.
FIVE ACRES IN SHELBY VILLAGE U M I T S - 2 bedroom home,
full basement. Cable TV, glassed In porch, Only $17,900.
M A K E A N OFFER - Estate must be settled. Stately home In
Hart.
FORTY-SIX ACRES with 3 bedroom home, creek. Just north of
Shelby. $35,000.
NICE COTTAGE on Stony Lake. $31,500.
NICE BUILDING SIET on M-20.10 acres $9,500.
S P U T LEVEL LUXURY In Shelby. Very well decorated 3
bedroom home on large lot. $39,900.
DUCK H U N T E R S SPECIAL 42.8 Acre woods with 2 ponds.
Borders over 1000 acres Government Land. L/C available $12,600.
F A R M HOUSE A N D BARN on 2 acres, Shelby Road. Price
reduced. $18,500.
L A K E M I C H I G A N FRONTAGE choice 160 foot parcels on
water's edge by Stony Lake area.
WICKSTRA REALTY
PH. 861-4148
H E A V Y DUTY GE washer $259, FOR SALE - 90 year old herwn
$14 down. $14 a mo. Gary's barn timbers and lumber. Ph.
Appliance & Furniture 722-2014. 861-5322. 10/3,lOp
9/12c
SALE
PAN A M E R I C A N Coronet - very A D M I R A L REFRIGERATOR •
good condition. Ph. 894-5422. gold, frostless $175. Desk type
sewing machine
$40. 89410/3p
-8087 after 5 p.m. 10/3c
SANSUI OR PHILLIPS stereo
amplifiers and FM tuners with
B E D R O O M $ U I T E . walnut, good
speakers and turntable $397 no
condition. Ph. 894-8558 after 5
money down, monthly terms.
p.m.10/3p
Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
Muskegon, 722-2014. 9/5c
SMALL CAST IRON wood burnDOUBLE BED mattress and box
spring. $75. 894-8555.10/3c
COMPLETE B E D R O O M outfits
32 FT. SECTIONAL wooden lad- starting at $229. $15 down. $15 a
der in excellent condition. Call mo. Gary's Appliance & Furni894-6138.10/3p
ture. Muskegon. 722-2014. 9/19c
COAT SHOP - now open Friday
and Saturday. Outer wear of all
types at bargain prices plus a f m
knit cap with a $12.50 purchase.
Factory Surplus Sales, Montague
10/3tfc
USED A U T O M A T I C W A S H E R
Speed Queen, super condition,
only $79.00. Gary's Appliance &
Furniture. Muskegon 722-2014.
9/5c
PIONEER & SANYO Final Clearance - all car stereos drastically
reduced. Gary Appliance & Furniture, Muskegon, 722-2014.9/19c
FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator - white,
good condition. Call 894-8889.
10/3c
1963 SO CASE TRACTOR; 16 hp
Case garden tractor w/rototlller
and snowblower. Call 861-2491
after 5:30 p.m. 9/19.26.10/3c
W A T C H BATTERIES for all electronic. LED & LCD watches.
Mitchell Jewelry. 909 E. Colby.
Whitehall (across from White
Sands) Ph. 893-4782.11/1tfc
downtown Shelby
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8779 F e n y Street
Montagae, Michigan 49437
PHONE 8 9 4 - 9 0 8 5
WELL BUILT AND MAINTAINED 4
bedroom farm home in Southern Oceana
County on a square partly wooded 40 acres.
Spring and creek in back. Double detached
garage, buried gas tank with electric
pump. Paved road on school bus route
$69,000. This is the ideal home.
3 LOVELY LOTS-surround this remodeled
one story home with 3 bedrooms - Franklin
fireplace in family area - special sharp
country kitchen. Natural gas heat, double
garage and just $36,900.
BIG HOUSE - 5 bedrooms, small price
$33,000., dining room, family room with
heatilater fireplace, natural gas heat, I V j
lots, convenient location.
LOT'S OF LOTS & ACREAGE- BuUding
sites - in town or out - commercial location
5-10-20-40-120-160 acre parcels. River
property - Lake front cleared wood.
NEW LISTING- 6 plus acres - part cleared
for garden with underground sprinklers part wooded for firewood - 3 bedrooms
partly new home - big 26' x 40' barn Montague area. Priced to sell at just
$27,600. This would be a great investment
with a little work.
RENTALS - Apartments and houses need
reference. No pets. No calls. Apply in
person. Arrowhead Agency.
Don Holmstrom
Herb Jacobs
Frank HolUster
Bob Miller
Gordon Odell
Jack Bendelow
Sandy Ooeterbart
Leslie Patterson
861-40
894-43^1
894-6067
894-5914
894-6124
766-3492
894-6286
ing stove, has grates and ashpan
$50. 894-4790.10/3c
REPOSSESSED USED
SOFA.
hardwood frame, herculon fabric,
only $100. monthly terms. Gary's
Appliance & Furniture. Muskegon. 722-2014. 9/5c
This is one column Inch of
advenislng. This ad will be raad
Dy nearly 50,000 people In Western Michigan every week. II
you're trying to keep your product a secret. . don't put it In
here. Nearly everyone will read
abouUt.
CLOSE OUT ON ALL FANS In
stock. Hart True Value, 873-3807.
Ask for Larry. 9/19tfc
APPLES - BOSC PEARS - Dykstra Orchards, 3469
Garfield
Rd., New Era - take 31 expressway to New Era exit, east 1 mile
to Garfield Rd., 2nd farm on
south side of Garfield. Bring
containers - No Sunday's. Phone
861-2813.
10/3C
REAL
ESTATE
H O M E OWNERS INSURANCE most coverage for less premium.
Let me quote -Ed Sikkenga
894 8244
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W H I T E LAKE PROPERTY -150
ft. frontage, 3-bedroom house
and six furnished apartments
Cash or contract. Call 893-81/5.
9/12tfc
ELBRIDGE T O W N S H I P - 2 a a "
-12x60 mobile; 12x34 InsulaLadd-on; fireplace, good well, fully
winterized $10,500. 873-3577.
9-26,10/3.10-
1978 N E W M O O N mobile home.
14 x 70. 2 bedroom, ex. cond.,
large rooms. Must be moved.
Mortgage assumption possible.
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861-5061 after 6. 10/3J.10.17
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TRAVEL
SMALL N E W DAVENPORT and
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TRAILERS
chair. Brown & tan plaid can bae
seen at Lot 52 Crystal Downs
Trailer Park. 10-3. 893-7665.
DEER H U N T E R S -15' Campcraft
10/3p
aluminum trailer.
Birchwood
interior. Sleeps four. A good buy
B E A U T I F U L REAL CAPESKIN for $450.
Phone 894-4312.
Wide Homes - Perfect for Cottages leather jacket - stole; light tan, 10/3.10p
excellent
condition.
894-9252.
Summer Homes. Sportsman Cabins. H U R R Y - PRICED LOW TQ| 10/3c
HUNTER'S D E U G H T - 1969,
MOVEI
ft. Appolo travel trailer. RIL
SILO BLOWER - 200 ft. fencing;
nice condition. $900. Phone
FIREPLACES - our homes have heavy counter-weight. Ph. 894- 894-4736. 10/3c
them. Don't face another winter 8184 evenings. 10/3c
without a fireplace in our quality
BOATS
)uilt homes!
Big 14 ft. Wide LADY K E N M O R E coppertone
washer & electric dryer, excellent
Homes available from
condition. $225. pair. Propane
gas 36" stove. $75. 894-6657. BOAT WANTED-12.14. or 16 ft.
10/3c
aluminum. Call 873-4096. 9/12.
How often should a fireplace or
wood-burning stove be cleaned?
Your local area F.D. says... "fireplaces, every 4-6 cords of wood;
wood stoves and free-standing fireplaces, every year."
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ROCK BOHOM
on 10 ft. PRICES
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Ph 722-3208
(FREE E S T I M A T E S )
*8,995
OntuiK
Mobile Homes
MUSKEGON
Apple Ave. & Carr Rd.
OPEN 7 DAYS 733-2544
COASTAL REAL ESTATE, INC.
W O U L D YOU INVEST...$23,500.00 for a home with a modern
kitchen, with all appliances, plus a dishwasher, air conditioner,
3 bedrooms, seperate dining and laundry rooms, all on a huge
lot? If you would like to hear more, call today! WB 5
DEER H U N T E R S . . . d o we have the place for your! This rustic 2
bedroom cottage is near woods and water. Just bring your gun
and groceries to settle in.
STARTER OR R E T I R E M E N T SPECIAL...thls 2 bedroom
mobile home, situated In a quiet neighborhood comes
complete, including city utilities and a garage. Shelby Area.
WA 25
BUY N O W . . . a n d build later. Over 2 acres of nature, beautiful
oak trees and plenty of road frontage. Possible Land Contract
Terms. WA 18
H O M E PROTECTION W A R R A N T Y PLAN AVAILABLE
Gerrl Cribbs
Robin Greve
Al Belt
89^6063
894-6681
861-6061
Manager
894-9061
124 Colby
Whitehall, Michigan
EARLY A M E R I C A N console AM
Fm stereo with record player. 17
in. black & white TV $25.
894-9593.10/3p
40-60 PERCENT OFF upholstery
fabrics, naugahyde leather. Foam
rubber cut to your sizes, draperies reduced to 50 percent, good
selection. The Fair, 1292 E.
Broadway, Open 9 to 5. Muskegon 4/4tfc
Shhhhhhhhh!
HAT
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
CO.
Allen L Rant
STOP D O N T T H R O W away ttet
eld chair. Let us repair It for yob.
Canelng. Wicket, Reed, Rattan. F I R E W O O D - seasoned oak,
Rush. Will make new rockers and $20.00 per rick or $25.00 deliother little things. Upholstering. vered. 894-9651. 9/26tfc
POKE - ABOUT SHOPPE. Ph.
FULL SIZE MATTRESS & box
894-8450. 3/9tfc
spring $39 apiece. Gary's Appliance & Furniture, Muskegon.
1971 C H E V E L L E M A U B U 307
722-2014. 9/19c
V-8 $500. or best offer. 8'tt. pool
table $200. See at 8738 Staples
T H R E E ROOMS OF BRAND new
St., Montague. 10/3p
furniture, kitchen, living room
and bedroom complete only $687.
B E A U T I F U L REAL FUR jacket - $14.48 down and only $22.60 mo.
black Russian Broadtail size 14Gary's Appliance & Furniture,
18, excellent condition. 894-9252.
Muskegon, 722-2014. 9/5c
10/3c
SINGLE BED, Franklin stove, TV CAST IRON bath tub. sink,
console - Curtis Mathes - color sliding doors for shower. Call
(TV doesn't work), oil heater. 8 9 4 - 5 2 9 0 a f t e r 3 p . m . 9 / 2 6 . 1 0 / 3 C
ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners
861-2249. 10/3C
BUNK BEDS, complete with - Viking and National sewing
LEFT H A N D GOLD Whirlpool mattresses $128. Gary's Appli- machines. We service and have
Refrigerator, Reg. $529, now ance & Furniture, Muskegon. parts for all makes. A. Bruinlx.
Call 873-3380. 5/2tfc
$390. Only 2 left. Gary's Appli722-2014. 9/12c
ance & Furniture, Muskegon
GOOD Q U A U T Y H A Y for sale.
722-2014. 9/12c
KROEHLER LOVESEAT hldea- Call evenings after 8. 861-4709.
7 PC. D I N E T T E SET $199, $8 bed, plaid, like new $125. Sears 9/19.26.10/3p
best Franklin fireplace, very good
down, $12 a mo. Gary's Appli$100. Pine Colonial type chest of GENERAL ELECTRIC & Whirlance & Furniture, Muskegon.
drawers and vanity with mirror pool washers, only $259 or $25
722-2014. 9/19c
$50 for both. 894-6220.10/3c
down. $18 monthly, matching
DALE BLOOMSTROM 7519 88th
dryers also on sale, free delivery
Ave., Rothbury has won 2 Free SOLID O A K B E D R O O M group. 5 in most areas. Gary's Furniture &
tickets to the Park Theater. They
pc. was $1495. now $699; $35 Appliance. Muskegon. 722-2014.
may be picked up at 8674 Ferry down. $35 a mo. Gary's Appli- 9/26c
St., Montague 10/3 thru 10/10.
ance & Furniture, Muskegon.
USED F U R N I T U R E & Appli722-2014. 9/19C
USED A M A N A M I C R O W A V E
ances - bought and sold. Home
oven $195. Easy monthly pay- " U S E D J E A N S " $5.00 - bibs Services - 124 E. Colby, Whitements. Gary's Appliance
& $6.00. Many other
hall. 894-9002. tfc
bargains;
Furniture, Muskegon, 722-2014. jackets, flannel shirts, casual
9/5c
pants, sweaters, sport shirts, POTTING SOIL- peat pots - peat
belts, etc. Factory Surplus Sales, moss - cactus mix- Vermicuite plant foods. Wonders Western
Montague. 12/10tfc
Suppliers-US 31, Montague. Ph.
894-4481. 3/15tfc
Bill Parmelee's
Bob Bonnvllla....894-4418
Doug Lehman....894-9137
Bev Boeder
894-8312
ALL N A T U R A L Alaskan style
sour dough recipes including
recipes for bread and pancakes.
Send $2.00 to Sourdough, Box
133, Fremont, Ml. 49412.
9/26,10/3c
Muskegon - 739-9458
Grand Haven - 846-3490
WE'RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD
PROFESSIONALS.
WATER
BEDS
ARE
HERE
You've seen them on TV
and now they're here on
Apple Ave. In Muskegon.
Sleep In heated and totally
relaxed comfort.
Many
styles and sizes to choose
from with matching bedroom furniture. Stop in
today and see what everyone is taTRtng about.
MUSKEGON
WATER BED
' COMPANY
5270 Apple Ave.
Muskegon, M k h .
5 ml. east of D.S. 1J1
Between Mill I r e n e n d W e l f
Lake Reeds
716-2678
ONE 2 4 " BA$$ D R U M , pearl
gray; one snare drum complete
with case, stand, etc. Ph. 8948420 after 5:30.10/3p
19.26.10/3.
SNOWMOBILES
T H R E E M A T C H I N G light oak
display cases, glass top & front.
1975 SCORPION Lll'Whip snow894-6657.10/3c
mobile 290 CC- $400 or best offer.
SEVERAL OLDER COLOR T V ' s - Call 894-8716.10/3c
need work. $15. each. Call 8946397 after 5 p.m. 10/3p
We Sell
PRODUCE
BLUEBERRY A N D RASPBERRY
PLANTS - Brookview Berry Farm
and Nursery. 2 ml. No. 4 mi. E. of
Hart on Lever Rd. Road is
passable for our customers. 8733731. 9/26.10/3.9C
GRAPES FOR SALE - We are
now taking orders for Concord
grapes-$9. a bushel. Bill Hayes.
Shelby 861-4262 after 4 p.m.
10/v
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Bottled Gos
f
and
Make Hook-ups
Ask Us For I n l o r m o l i o n
Postema Bros.
H A R D W A R E & APPLIANCES
N E W ERA
PH. 8 6 1 - 2 4 4 2
If the teachers are there anyway,
why can't they teach six hours and
keep the kids in school?
A . A teacher's day Is divided Into six
segments: five segments of classroom
teaching and one segment of class preparation time. By placing all preparation time at
the end of the day. students can be
dismissed one hour earlier.
W H I T E H A L L DI$TRICT SCHOOLS
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1978 C A M A R O , Type LT 350
auto., P/S, P/B, Pioneer F/M
HIKES &
8-Track. aluminum wheels, white
TRIKES
lettered radlals • 26,000 miles.
Asking $5295.
Call 894-6026
HALL FOR RENT - Twin Lake
7 2 HARLEY DAVIDSON SS after 5 p.m. 10/3tfc
Civic Building, call 828-6379.
Sprint 350. Call 873-2204 weekends only. 9/19,26,19/3c
1970 FORD Station Wagon - 3/7tfc
$100.00 as Is. Phone 894-5180.
ROTHBURY A M E R I C A N
10/3c
LEGION HALL
MIKE'S
1973 FORD M E R C U R Y CAPRI - for rent - parties, receptions, etc.
BIKE REPAIR
V6 4-speed. AM/FM built-in Call 894-8642. 4/13tfc
Houre;
tape, 4 new tires, good gas
Tuesday
mileage, good'bonditlon - $1200. HALL FOR RENT - for reception,
thro
Call 894-2432 after 5 p.m.
parties, etc. Ph. 744-9063 or
Saturday
9/26,10/3c
894.5412. 5/12tfc
10'til 6
5496 DowilnO St.
894-6298
Ph. 8 9 4 - 4 7 3 6 .
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up.
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744-3495.
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FOR
R A K I N G JOBS W A N T E D - 10
year old and 13 year old girls
T H R E E B E D R O O M H O U $ E , at- after school and Saturdays. Ph.
tached garage In Montague, 1 894-9315. 10/3p
block out of city limits - $325 per
month plus utilities. Require BABYSITTING W A N T E D
In
references, plus security deposit. Montague, day shift In my home.
No pets. Call 894-4260.10/3tfc
Have two year old of my own.
ROTHBURY - 2 bedroom mobile
$125 a month, plus deposit. Pay
own utilities. 894-5707.10/3c
W A N T E D - Responsible family
looking for 3 bedroom home to
rent. Call 894-6276 after 5 p.m.
RENT
9/12.19,26,
9/12.19.26.10/3C
10/3C
CARS&TRUCKS
W A N T E D : Eiec. stove, 20-24", 4
burner and oven In working
1975 BUICK CENTURY Special condition. Ph. 894-4105.10/3p
V-6 231 Cu. In. low miles,
W A N T E D : Used mowers and
894-9593.10/3p
snow blowers. We will buy. Hart
True Value. 873-3807. Ask for
1974 BUICK LESABRE, good
Larry. 9/19tfc
tires, excellent second car, no
rust. Ph. 894-6121.10/3p
WANTED
1972 C H E V Y STATION W A G O N
TIMBER
• 62,000 miles. Just tuned. $650 or
best offer. Call 894-9567.10/3,10
W A N T E D logs delivered. Will
17c
pay premium price for tie logs.
1972 FORD M A V R I C K - 2 dr.,! JARVIS SAWMILL INC. Phone
auto., good tires, nice car, $975. 861-2078. 8/9tfc
894-4520. 10/3c
W A N T E D top pricei paid for
1973 G R E M L I N , needs some your standing timber. JARVIS
work. Best offer. See at 1635 SAWMILL INC. 861-2078.
1/24tfc
Mears, Whitehall. 10/3c
1975 A M C H O R N E T - h a s small 6
cyl. engine, 22-24 miles per gal.,
has snow tires on car. Overall car
in very good shape. Must sell need the money. $1465. Call
894-4841 after 5 p.m. 9/26,10/3p
1976 C A M A R O - 305 cu. inches Sharp! $3,500. Call anytime
except Sunday, 861-4877. 10/3c
CLASSIFIED
RATEt
10 Wordt-$1.60 minimum
8 cents Each Additional Word
50 cents Extra For Border
50 cents for changes
Card of Thanks $3.00
INTERIOR PAINTING & wall- WOULD U K E TO BABSIT in my
papering.
Free estimates.
home-by hour or week, anytime,
References. 893-8605 or ev.h any shift. Ph. 894-8249. 9/12tfc
nings 894-5955. 10/3tfc
October 3,1979, Page 23 W L
U A N W | T H TRUCK - Haul
rubbish lunk clean-uo iobs
SS-MW ^ 2 5 thru 8/29
KW-MOl. 4/Z5 thru 8/29
10. 8 9 4 - 5 2 1 6 . 1 0 / 3 C
V F W HALL FOR RENT
Weddings - Parties - etc. Ph.
894-5765. 9/11tfc
10/3C
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S M A L L F U R N I S H E D apartment
on White River - utilities, phone
and garage. $225. mo. Deposit
and references. Available Oct.
EQUIPMENT
VERY NICE studio apartments
for rent. Call 894-9097. 5/16tfc
RENTAL
U N F U R N I S H E D land 2 bedroom
apartments - ail utilities, stove
and refrigerator furnished. Also
one bedroom house. Memory
Home. 268 Park, Pentwater. Call
869-2271. 10/3,10,17,24c
CARPETS a fright? Make them a
beautiful sight with Blue Lustre.
Rent electric shampooer $2. BEN
F R A N K L I N STORE. Whitehall.
9/26tfc
T H R E E B E D R O O M HOUSE ,
JOBS
WANTED
attached double garage. One
mile to Rothbury stores. $185
monthly rent. Require references. plus security deposit. Phone
LAYOUT INSPECTOR - Addi894-6809. 10/3c
tional casting layout inspector
FURNISHED 3 & 5 room apart- needed for second shift by rapidly
ment on White Lake. Available growing supplier of machined
immediately. Deposit & refer- castings to the transportation
ences needed. The Waters Edge industry. You should have experience in rough and machined
894-4331. 9/19c
casting inspection, developing
FOR RENT downtown Montague and verifying gauging equipment
- ground floor efficiency apart- for floor inspection and experiment. Suitable for one person ence in all phases of inspection
only. No children, no pets. Refer- procedures. Send brief resume or
ences required. Call 894-4525 call for interview appointment.
after 5.
Gregory A. Preihs, DEARBORN
IN W H I T E H A L L - 2 bedroom
mobile home. 10 x 50, furnished,
no children or pets. $160 per
month. Call 893-4225 or 894-9702
after 4.10/3c
SALES PERSON
Excellent bene fib, vacation, and pay plan.
One of the highest paid sales commissions
in West Michigan. Experience required.
Apply in person at our new facility between
8a.m. and5p.m.
Have experience and references.
Ph. 894-9315. 10/3c
Shelby Ford a n d M e r c u r y
M A N W I T H T R U C K will haul
appliances. Junk, trash, anything
-anytime. Call 894-8260.12/13tfc
S E W I N G M A C H I N E SERVICE tune-up special. $12.00.
any
make. Ph. 894-9832. Donna Collins. Post Road. 9/12.19.26.10/3
M 2 0 & O L D US 3 1
5
FRANKS
USED CARS
HOUSE PAINTING - experienced
- interior, exterior. Free estimates. Steve Rogers. Hhone
894-4400. 8/15tfc
TREE T R I M M I N G or removal Free Estimates. Ph. 894-9483.
4/4tfc
jjy;
1977 CHEVROLET Vt Ton Suburban, 4 x 4,9 Passenger,
Automatic, P/S, P/B, Air, Two-Tone
$5495
1979 FORD Vt Ton, 6 Cylinder, Automatic, P/S, with
topper
$4795
BABYSITTING in my home. Located on US-31 south of New Era.
861-5403.10/3c
EXPERIENCED, reliable - will do
ceramic tile and vinyl floor work.
Reasonable, references.
Call
Steve 894-5131. 9/12.19.26C
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SELL THOSE USEFUL,
NO
LONGER
NEEDED
ITEMS
W I T H A CLASSIFIED AD. Call
893-1395.
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3290 E. COLBy ST.. WHITEHALL
PH. 893-1285 « 893-1295 OWNER FRANK RUPAR
SHELBY
MOTOR SALES, INC
(Ford & Mercury)
SHELBY,
MICHIGAN
PH 861-2911
OR 861-4800
All 8 c y l i n d e r
New Cars
& Trucks at
DEALER'S COST
While They Last
MACHINE PRODUCTS CO.,
5353 Wilcox, Montague, Mi
49437. Phone 894-9051. An equal
opportunity employer.
9/26,
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l i g h t , H e a d l i n e r , 3 5 1 V 8 engine, A u t o m a t i c
transmission. P o w e r steering. Power brakes.
A m p & o i l pressure gauges. L o w M t . b r i g h t m i r -
Factory Officials ...SAVE
rors, Cigar l i g h t e r , 5 - L 7 8 x 15 M u d & S n o w
tires, L o k - o u t h u b s .
Four to c h o o s e f r o m
$6450
T/z' W E S T E R N H Y D R A - T U R N
PLOW, complete w/Lights
PHONE 894-2581 or 894-2558
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North U.S. 31 at Fruitvala Rd.—Montague
7 1 4 8 W E S T 4 8 t h S T R E E T -- F R E M O N T -- P H O N E 9 2 4 - 3 2 0 0
HELP
WANTED
LPN or RN - Apply In person,
Whitehall Manor, part time or
full time. Applications taken for
nurses aids. 9/12tfc
F E M A L E - restaurant and bar
help wanted. Apply in person.
Wayside Inn. 4/11tfc
LEGAL
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICES
TOWNSHIP OF WHITEHALL
COUNCIL NOTES
CITY OF MONTAGUE
by Board of Appeals on application for a variance by Mr.
Donald Hendrickson located at 9360 Mill Pond Trail: on the
matter of a car port built too close to side lot line according to
WANTED
We need a good reliable babysitter, one who loves children, to
come to our home. Old 99 Hwy.,
Montague. First shift. Please Ph.
894-5900.10/3p
Council notes Sept. 17,1979
Township Zoning Ordinance. Date: Tuesday. October 9 - Place:
Whitehall Township Hall. 7644 Durham Rd. - Time 7 p.m.
10/3/79
Bills paid from the following accounts:
J. L. Parker
General Fund $15,273.71, Equipment Fund $1,607.10,
Chairman
Whitehall Township
Water Dept. $2,320.95, Local Sts. $267.70, Major Sts.
$1,876.90.
Resolution adopted that the following described parcel of
Board of Apeals
land situated In the City of Montague, to wit: The South Vi of
T W O N E W POSITIONS-lncludes
assembly and installation of components, etc. Full time and part
time position available. 894-6015
days. 10/3c
the Southwest
NOTICE
CITY OF WHITEHALL
FIVE B E E U N E representatives
wanted in this area. For appointment call 861-2716. 10/3,10c
SYNOPSIS
of the Northwest V4 of Section 29, Town 12
North, Range 17 West: be and hereby Is established as an
Industrial Development District pursuant to the provisions of
Act No. 198 of the Public Acts of 1974 to be known as Montague
Industrial Development District No. 2.
Approved Cystic
M I N U T E S OF COUNCIL M E E T I N G
HELP W A N T E D
Prefer someone retired - for
machining work 5-12 hours per
week, hours and days flexible.
894-6015 days. 10/3c
Atuficft
September 25,1979
Fibrosis Foundation door to door
campaign, Sept. 17-29,1979.
Approved Kidney Foundation
Tootsie Roll Sale October 6,1979.
Approved payment of Estimate 115 to J. C. Construction
Co.
Authorized payment of bills as follows: General Fund
10/3/79
Carol Rolph, Clerk
$29,002.45, Ambulance Fund $985.65, Library Fund $644.45,
Major Street Fund $9,836.81, Local Street Fund $2,150.29,
Motor Pool Fund $1,306.36, Water and Sewer Fund $17,241.94,
Solid Waste Authority $51.47 and Unemployment Comp. Fund
$700.76.
STORAGE FOR boats, bikes, etc.
By week, month or year. Also
special winter rate. Alexanders
Self Storage. 873-4202 or 8612712. 9/19tfc
AAA
T R E E EXPERTS
Call for free estimate. Fully ins u r e . Whitehall, 894-5012 or
894-8505.
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Authorized change of present policy of City for granting tag day
sales to be limited to ten per year and no more than two per
month.
Submitted by:
William E. Beauvais
10/3/79
NOTICE
LARSON'S ENTERPRIZE
Quality lawn & yard mowing &
fertilizing. Evergreen trimming
&pruneing. 894-4482. 6/27c
AUTO INSURANCE cancelled?
See Ed Sikkenga Agency - Rothbury. No fault insurance fo'
anybody. Ph. 894-8244 or 861
4012. 2/28tfc
K I T C H E N CABINETS - baths,
appliances, carpeting, Armstrong
vinyl and Bath Boutique. Style
Trend Interior!, Inc., Ludington.
Ph. 845-6500. 7/12tfc
UPHOLSTERING
Furniture-Marine-Campers
REASONABLY PRICED
894-9774
City Clerk
WHITEHALL
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
September 25,1979
The new "consent" agenda which combines routine matters
was adopted at this meeting, resulting in a shorter meeting.
General Fund Expenditures totaling $116,795.64 were
approved.
Contracts were signed for the following new teachers: Greg
Russick, Special Education; Janice Terrien, Head Start; Sharon
Oster, Middle School Reading; and Patricia Franckowiak,
Physics and High School Mathematics.
The Education Fair is scheduled for Saturday, October 27
AUCUOH
ESTATE AUCTION: Sat., Oct. 6 at 12 noon in
Hart 615 Dryden St. Take State St. VI mile
north from Fairgrounds corner, 1 block east on
Wigton & 3rd house north. House full of good,
clean furnishings-nice oak secretary, library
table & treadle sew machine; hidabed;
loveseat couch; commode; Sessions mantel
clock; large mirrors; bedroom set; modern
swivel rocker; chests; beds; oak chair; lamps;
GE 15' chest freezer; H P electric stove;
refrig.; stands; buffet; tables; African violets;
plants; vacuums; a f g h a n s ; bedding; throw
rugs; kitchenware-dishes, small appliances,
set dishes (12 service), p a n s , coffee pots,
p r e s s u r e cooker; copper boiler; old jugs; 5 &
10 gal. crocks; metal shelving; ext. ladder;
h a n d tools, wrenches, saws, misc. items.
Lunch stand. The E s t a t e of Iva Pierson, Ben
School Anctloneer, M o n t a g u e .
from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Games and food will be
available on the school grounds, all school buildings will be
Plant a
little Spring
in your
garden...
NOW
open with some students and teachei-s demonstrating some of
their activities. Local businesses will also be participating.
School Board Policies regarding Law Enforcement officials
In the Schools, Performance Standards for Students, and
W A T C H REPARING, ring sizing,
engraving. Mitchell Jewelry, 909
E. Colby. Whitehall (Across from
White Sands). Ph. 893-4782.
8/tfc
M O N T A G U E DISPOSAL S a n r i n
- Serving White Lake & Rothbury
area. Phone Nelson 5220 Stanton,
Montague, 894-4677.
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W A S H E R & DRYER repairs.
Most ma)or brands. Allen Blanshan, Rt. 2, Montague. 894-6222.
If no answer... please call again.
11/30tfc
W I N T E R S BARBER SHOP
4954 Hunt St., Montague. Hours
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evenings by
appointment. Closed Friday &
Ssaturday. Ph. 894-6311. 2/21tfc
CAR CLEAN UP complete inside
& out with wax - $27.50 - $37.50.
Wash & Vac only - $6.00. By
appointment only - 894-9002.
10/1 Itfc
QUALITY L A W N
MAINTENANCE
Serving the Whitehall 1 Montague area. Free Estimates Reasonable Rates. Phone 8946220
3/21 tfc
SMALL
A P P U A N C E REPAIR
Toasters, Coffee Pots, irons
Vacuums, etc.
Tom's
Appliance Center
8044 Old Channel Trail
Montague - 894-4285
Satisfaction guaranteed.
5/9tfc
Automobile Mileage Allowances were read and acted upon.
Diana Strudwlck, coordinator for the Youth Employment &
Training Program, and Jim Lilligan showed films and answered
questions regarding this program in the White Lake Area. Last
year this program employed 20 young people in the White Lake
Area. 1979-80 funding has been Increased to employ 35 because
of the success of last years program; only one student dropped
out. All participants must be full time students. They are
employed in Whitehall, Montague, Blue Lake and Rothbury.
Tom Kochin reported an Impending increase In the price of
school lunches because of escalating costs of food products and
services. He will bring a recommendation to the Board in
November.
WHITE LAKE
NURSERY
Now available at White Lake
Nursery a great assortment of
bulbs for spring
flowers.
Choose from; tulips, crocus,
hyacinths, narcissus and daffodils.
894-8574
1 3 1 1 C O L B Y ST. W H I T E H A L L
The change in noon hour regulations In the elementary
school has resulted in a 30 percent reduction In food waste.
QUALITY
POLE
BUILDINGS
Students have recess first, then eat lunch and return to the
classroom under the new system. Charles Bourdon, Elementary
Principal, reports that students are much more calm and ready
to resume their studies than they were when playground recess
came after lunch as In the past.
Junk foods are no longer served In the cafeteria. The
vending machine program was eliminated at the start of the
year.
The poor attendance at the Town Meeting was discussed at
length. The posslblity of using the newspaper to answer
DEVELOPMENT
October Special Prices
CALL N O W !
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questions generated at the meeting is being investigated.
Another Town Meeting will be scheduled In November.
Mr. Larry Simonson, a Whitehall Attorney, was appointed
to fill the vacancy on the Board until the next election.
A request for the purchase of an ad in the wresting program
was tabled.
Bus fleet Insurance bids were presented and the low bid of
$4,061.31 by Ralph Mallory of State Farm Insurance was
accepted.
The Board ratified a one year contract with the Bus Drivers
and Custodians Union 201.
The complete Board Minutes are on file in the Superintendent's
office should you desire more detailed information.
C o m p l e t e custom buildings
built to y o u r
order on your location.
C a l l t o d a y for
facts a n d prices.
• Galvanized painted steel
• Choice of colors
• Erected Rapidly
• All work done by us • Low Initial Investment
Call Bruce
P h o n e CoUect
744-4727
After Hours
861-4027
DEVELOPMENT
1817 R U O D I M A N D R I V E
N.MUSKEQON, MICHIGAN
PUBLIC AUCTION: To b e held at West Shore
Community College on Saturday, October 6,
1979 at 12:30 p . m . Located next to Maintenance Bldg. WATCH FOR SIGNSII1 The
following items: 15 g r e e n metal & plastic
chairs (small), 10 orange metal & plastic
chairs (small), several misc. metal a n d vinyl
chairs (small), 25 (small) wooden chairs, a
posting machine, sickle bar for simplicity
tractor, small study desks, red 2 x 2 table,
sleds, 4 x 4 and 2 x 2 trampolines, balance
b e a m , slide viewer, intercom, record player,
plastic Christmas tree, broiler, white metal
storage cabinet, 4 round wooden tables,
wooden rocker, outside, large activity center
w / s l i d e , small swing set, wooden - inside put
together activity center, writing desk a n d
cabinet, toy wooden stove, tape recorder, 19
aluminum, and nylon cots, porta crib, wooden
cribs w / m a t t r e s s , 2' x 3* wooden table,
wooden easel (2), 3 high chairs (metal and
plastic), 4' x 10' blackboard, 18" x 2 4 "
wooden table, oven-broiler w / cabi net s , toy
plastic sink a n d r a n g e , tricycles, toaster,
many small items too n u m e r o u s to mention.
TERMS: Cash or Check w/positive I.D. Not
responsible for accident or loss.
AUCTIONEER: Dick Beyer. M e m b e r of
Michigan and National Auctioneers Association. Beyer Auction Service, 5400 W. Woodrow Road, Shelby, Michigan Ph. [616]
861-2431
FARM AUCTION: Saturday, October 6, 1979.
Sale starts at 10:00 A . M . Going to Florida and
will sell the following at our premises located
14 miles South of MANISTEE or 6 miles North
of SCOTTVILLE on US-31 to Fountain Rd.,
61/3 miles East to Budzynski Rd. & North to
e n d of road. (IVa miles E. of FOUNTAIN t o
Budzynski Rd. & North to e n d of road)
MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS: IHC F a n n a l l
" 4 6 0 " g a s t r a c t o r / h a n d torque control & IHC
#2000 hydraulic l o a d e r / 7* snow bucket; IHC
3-bottom 1 6 " plow/ s n a p coupler hitch & #311
moldboard; IHC 5-bar side delivery rake, on
rubber; AC hay conditioner; IHC 7' m o u n t e d
m o w e r / s n a p coupler hitch; IHC #46 hay
b a l e r / extra extension, set of needles &
cutters; John Deere 2-row corn p l a n t e r /
fertilizer attachment & extra plates; Lg.
2-section springtooth h a r r o w / front drawbar;
16' hay elevator/ elec. motor; New Idea 135
b u . m a n u r e spreader, on rubber; 4-wheel hay
wagon; John Deere older type tractor mower;
John Deere 32' older hay elevator; McCormick
Deering 5' cut mower; Snap coupler drawbar;
Oliver 3-bar side delivery rake, needs some
teeth; Older 2-bottom plow; HOUSEHOLD
GOODS & MISC.: 11 cu. f t . chest type
freezer; Whirlpool g a s dryer; Signature heavy
duty washer; Lady Kenmore dishwasher; Coal
& wood r a n g e / reservoir & oven; M W Airline
stereo recorder, AM & F M radio & 8-track
tape player; Snack b a r / 2 revolving chrome
stools; 2 rockers; HWI self-propelled power
lawn mower; Fiberglass 14* b o a t / 7 , / j h . p .
Mercury outboard motor, Delhi trailer with
new lights; 1973 Raider snowmobile, elec.
start, n e e d s repair; Kawasaki #75 mini bike;
50' TV tower & Wilson 4 element b e a m s &
CDE heavy duty rotor & control box & 300'
cable; 2-wheel utility trailer/ side racks;
Horse trailer (for 2 horses); Grinder/ elec.
motor; 4-drawer filing cabinet; 3 step-ladders;
2 extension ladders; Heavy duty rubber tired
wheelbarrow; Pickup tool box; Lg. swing set;
Many misc. items. TERMS: Cash. Not
responsible for accidents or property loss after
purchase. Lunch available at sale. JOHN &
SANDRA BUCKNER, Props. AUCTIONEERS: DON DIESING. Scottvffle, 757-3348.
RON RINGEL, Bear Lake, 864-3941
October 3,1979. Paga 25 W L
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STORE HOURS
MON-SUN
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18 OZ
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65
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19 OZ
DEL M O N T E
RAISINS
9 OZ
99
CHOCOLATE
BREAK
19
GALLON
mOZEUWODS
BIRDSEYE
COOL WHIP
8
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WAFFLES
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SUPER S A V I N G S
•••• plus ••••
OUTSTANDING
VARIETY
A l l m e a t s t r i m m e d DEL FOOD'S W A Y
(Less bone a n d f a t . )
CHICKEN
WITH SMALL PIECE OF
IB
BACK ATTACHED
CHICKEN ^ | | c
BREASTS OlF
IB
WITH SMALL PIECE OF BACK ATTACHED
PORK
STiAKS
1/4 LOINS
LEAN LONG BONE CUT
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(MIXED E N D S & CENTER}
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SLICED BACON
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99
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ROASTED
SAUSAGE
Regular
Polish
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lb ^ f
LB
.
#
5 9
SIZZLE STEAKS
(FROM SIRLOIN TIP)
z o z PKG
HOLLY FARM
USDA^
CHOICE
CHICKEN FRANKS
(Less fat - M o r e profien)
*1.09
$
1.69
M.79
m
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
LB
NEW YORK - BONELESS
STRIP STEAKS
(TRIMMED DEL FOOD'S WAY)
HENRY HOUSE
BRAUNSCHWEIGER
USDA
CHOICE
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BOSTON BUTT
USDA
CHOICE
PORK ROAST
SIRLOIN T I P
MIBACLE
W H I PBINC
FRYER PARTS
PEPSI
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: O N T A I N S BREASTS, W H O L E LEGS, BACK, NECK & W I N G S
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WhH* and
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Color*
Our Reg. 6.33
24-Hour Timer
H o m e security! Aulomatl
cally controls lights. S a v e
C
Your Choice
OurRog 1 89
Our Reg. 1.97"
Kolor M a t c h ' Y a r n
Orion*
acryllc/Dacron*
polyester 4-ply yarn. 8-oz.*
O u r 1 4 4 - 2 18
Light Bulb 4-Pack
Frosted 60-.
All-Purpose Frames
75- or 1 0 0 - W
Frame a favorite 8x10' ,
8 V i x 1 1 " or 1 1 * 1 4 " picture
Our Reg 24.97
1000-Lb. Pow'R-Pull
A hoist, w i n c h a n d puller.
O u r 3 3 . 9 7 , 2 0 0 0 - L b . . 25.97
iPkq. O f 3
or W l l d t l o w e r
f
J
Our Reg. 11.47
M e c h a n i c ' ! Tool Box
Lift-out tray. S a v e
77
With 10-oz. C o k e *
Meat Loaf Dinner
Our Reg
Pkgs. V
Our 68"-87<
Handy Hangers
Our
7.44-7.87
SilverStone* Pans
11.78
•
Pyrex® Cannlsters
S e t o f 1 - p t . 1 - q t . . 1 Va-qt
2Vi-ql. with plastic tops.
M e a t loaf, p o t a t o e s , v e g e t a ble. roll a n d b u t t e r . C o k e " .
* COM-COMOTdCofc* MTV
O u r Reg. 1.63
T o o l - A n d - T a c k l e Box
R u s t p r o o f plastic-
C h o o s e vinyl-coated, plastic
or w o o d e n h a n g e r s .
A l u m i n u m with non-stick
e a s y - c l e a n interior. S a v e .
TUE8-,
e
\NE0., W W
FBI., S M SAtE
&
Twin Flat or Fitted
Our Reg 4 6 6
Island S t r e a m " or
Sunrise Canyon"
No-iron Sheets
Our Reg. 24.97
cIopinf f u i l
Scenic designs. Polyester/cotton. 1 3 0 t h r e a d s / ,
sq. in. S h o p at K m a r t .
Our R e g
L.C.D.* Watches
14.1-0z.* Propane
Cylinder Sale
Fits all t o r c h e s ,
camp stoves,
lanterns,
and
healers. Save
Five-function watches
for men or women in
yellow or white. Save.
96
• Liquid crystal dial
Our Reg 7 6 6
Out 4.17, SUndJrt Paowcttes. Pa>
Our S.ta. DaoM Rat ec Rtfe) Sheet
Out 9.37, Queen Rat or fitted Sheet
I^Qt. P u m p - A - D r l n k 5
D i s p e n s e s hot or cold drinks
at i d e a l t e m p e r a t u r e . S a v e
Pkgs.
2
C
A
Your
Our
Choice
Reg. 3.47
Mug-O-Lunch®
Oil Filters
3-oz.*
spaghetti
or beef
noodle. 4-oz.*
macaroni.
Mandarin O r a n g e s , 2 f o r 88*
Major brand spin-on
t y p e . Fit m o s t G M , ®
Chrysler®, Ford®.
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Motorcfflfl
O'L F i L T E
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2
88
ea
Our 3 38-4 39
B r o o m or M o p s
Toddlers"
4 Days Only
Cellulose
sponge
m o p or l i g h t w e i g h t
plastic angler b r o o m
Our Reg. 3.68
Men's
Dual-Height
Workmate
T h e r m a l s For T o t s T o M e n
Stay w a r m this winter! Comfortable, a b s o r b e n t cotton a n d
p o l y e s t e r / c o t t o n t h e r m a l knit, l o n g s l e e v e - s h i r t s or d r a w e r s
k e e p b o d y h e a t in. T o p s a n d d r a w e r s s o l d s e p a r a t e l y .
O u r 1.97, Toddlers' 2-4, 1.37
O u r 2.78, Bigger Boys-, 2.37
O u r 2.58, Jr. Boys' 4-7, $ 2
O u r 3.68, M e n ' s Sizes, $3
MUSKEGON-
Black & Decker
1501 APPLE A VE.
Steel frame, folding
legs, adjustable
height. S e ^ - l b s . *
3530 HENRY STREET
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T H E
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P L A C E
OPEN DAILY 1 0 - 1 0 : SUNDAYS 1 1 - 6
TUES. THRU S A T
88
229.88
229
OCAL
Minolta® SRT MC-II
with 1.4 lens
142.87
" C L C through-the-lens metering,
s p e e d s u p To 1 / 1 0 0 0 s e c , A S A
6-6400. P e r m a n e n t hot flash
shoe, oversized eyepiece.
18.47
2 Adjustable
Divider*
Adjustable
Shoulder Strap
Minolta
Our 2 2 . 4 7 , C a s e
SRT-MC Cameras
For
Minolta®
18.47
142Ê? 15G*?!s
19.88
Our Reg 24.88
11.
V a m r t i l e 35min Rubbarizad SLR Bag
S t o r e l e n s . M i n i - c a m e r a belt c a s e .
It
MACRO ZOOM
200X
Pentax M o u n t . 149 88
Minolta* Mounl.178 97
C a n o n ' Mount 178 97
156.88
9 7
Zoom Movie Camera
Dual 8 Projector
M a c r o focusing with 8X
p o w e r z o o m f 1.8 l e n s . T T L
fully a u t o m a t i c E E .
Z o o m l e n s , f o r w a r d still,
reverse, fast reverse.
Automatic film threading,
rewind.
M M'O
o u r Reg.
r o i 15.97
2-pecfcat C a i a M m t k M i Gadget Bag
Film-changing pouch. Tan. black.
O u r 2.97, 4 8 " C a m e r a S t r a p 2 . 2 7
TELEPHOTO
13Sain f2.«
P o n l a x * Mount.59.97
Minolta" Mount.59.97
C a n o n * Mount .69.97
WIDE ANGLE
P e n t a x * Mount.59 97
Minolta* Mount.69.97
C a n o n * Mount .79.97
C CHINON
/
-
SAVE $10
to $20
-Mv
11.48
29.97
73.8S
Our R e g 88.88
3 5 F - E E R a n g e f i n d e r W i t h Built-in
12 8 lens, automatic programmed CDS EE
shutter With case, seW timer
Our Reg 36.97
Camera Witti (1.7 5 5 mm Lens, Case
' S c r e w m o u n t l e n s . 1 t o 1 / 1 0 0 0 sec. s h u t t e r
p l u s B, B u i l t - i n hot s h o e . A S A 1 - 1 6 0 0 .
Our Reg 16 48
4 0 x 4 0 " Da-LUe® Screen
Beaded screen Folds up (or
easy storage
Channel-Leg Tripod
Leg-locking levers, indep e n d e n t p a n tilting.
69.97-198.97
Sale! W i d e Range of Lenses!
Savings on our complete SLR
l e n s line for P e n t a x * . M i n o l t a '
or C a n o n M o u n t s .
FOCAL COLOR FILM
135/36 ASA 100. print
135/20 ASA 400, print
135/36 Cotof SUc*
Super 8 Mwie FOiti-
1.88
1.42
4.77
3.54
1 17
Save
Right
Guard®
deodorant. 5-oz.*
RIGHT
GUARD
Summers
Eve*.
Single 4.5-oz.*
Incredible
M-hour
hold
2-oz.*
Night
of
Clay'
Beauty cream.
Save
Signal* mouthwash
a n d gargle. 24-oz.*
"" -
Right G u a r d ' stick
d e o d o r a n t . 2.5-oz.
The F « m l >
Rate
7 2
Final
spray
Save
Net®
1 2 oz.*
Regular
Menthol
Lemon/
Gillette
194
I
V05 Hair Spray R
and hard-to-hold
Miral 80"'
•Net wl
Regular
Ex Dry
hair
4 7
1 5 Oz
Breck* Creme Rinse
Regular, with body, and
conditioner
•Net wl
KET WT, 2 5 0Z.
a
Save!
R a v e ' soft perm.
Refill
1,97
our
Choicely
7 «
Lislermint mouthwash
and gargle Fresh
•Fl oz
94*
Miss Breck* Hair Sjxay
Feather light, holds
•Net wl
I ( ) I K ),\
SKIN CREAM
3 0 0 B a y e r * aspirin
f o r p a i n relief.
•J24_-J94
Skaw liada*
9 Trac II* or 5 Atra*
3 Pack
Vick's
medicated
c o u g h drops. Save
f S 7
J
Smooth
Jergens®
lotion
with
pump.
E a s y to a p p l y .
QO<J
ii-oz.Gillette®
foamy shave
cream
in
3
choices
Gillette"
T r a c II
twin-blade system
f 74
B
6-oz.-
Noxzema*
skin
cream.
Groaseless.
medicated.
Pepsodent
toothpaste. 8 . 2 oz.*
Thank You for Shopping and Saving at K mart
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4-ox."
M e n s.
Women's
Grecian Formula
4 V4-0Z .* G e n t l e
T o u c h 8 soap.
Our Reg.
12,96
High Back
Dinette Chairs
Modern dinette chairs
have
sturdy
metal
frames, attractive washable vinyl backs, seats
Comtortable high backs
Easy to assemble. Y o u r s
at K m a r t ' s a v i n g s
10.96
|TW0 D00R|
GUN CABINET
Our R e g
64 97
24" Wood Bar Stool
A n t i q u e d p i n e finish, s w i v e l
stool h a s b r a s s - p l a t e d footrest. 2VA" thick l e g s
Our 64.97 3 0 " Stool. 54.88
Hinged glass d o o r s and drop storage
door with some tamper-proof lock
H o l d s 6 rifles. H i c k o r y vinyl v e n e e r .
D o it y o u r s e l f ! v i n y l k i t s fit % " o r
1 " s c r e w - o n o r slip-on chairs. Hardware.
Your C h o i c e
Our 7 96-10 9 6
Decor Pinup Lamps
C h o i c e of h o b n a i l s , w o o d grain plaques, cylinders,
swivel bullets, chimneys,
brass circles! Save
Our Reg. 4.27
2 3 x 6 0 " Hall Runner
Solid tone H e r c u l o n - polypropylene
mildew
and
stain-resistant. Latex back.
StexllVa' Loop Pile
Room-Size Rug
Our Reg. 22.88. Long lasting
p o l y p r o p y l e n e rug resists
m i l d e w , stains. G i v e s y e a r s
a n d y e a r s of w e a r . N o n - s l i p
l a t e x - b a c k Attractive cand y - s t r i p e s . L e v e l l o o p pile.
O u r 8 . 4 4 , R u g U n d e r l a y . 8 Va
x l l W U r e t h a n e f o a m . 5.47
Columbia"
Our Reg. 3.27
1 8 x 3 0 " 'Furrsoft' Bath Rug
Fur-like D a c r o n " polyester
pile. S k i d - r e s i s t aant
n t b a cdk
Our
Our
Our
Our
^
2.96
"Galaxy
Reg. 1 2 . 4 8
5-pc. Polyester Bath Set
20x30' rug. 2 0 x 2 2 " cont o u r . lid c o v e r . 2 - p c . t a n k
set. S a v e at K m a r l n o w
Reg. 24 6 6
Size
Fluffy Polyester Shag Bath Rug
B r i n g s p i c e t o b a t h r o o m s in f a s h i o n - t o n e
P o w d e r P u f l s h a g s ! N o n - s l i p latex b a c k s .
HH
4.97, 2 4 x 3 6 " . . . 3 . 4 7
3.27. 20x24•• . . . 2 . 1 7
2 . 4 7 L i d C o v e r . 1.96
5.77, T a n k Set, 4 . 4 4
—
"Powder Pufl"
Our 7.57, 2 6 x 4 4 " Bath
Rug
5.96
Our 3.87 2 0 x 2 4 " Contour
Rug .
2.96
Our Reg. 2.58 Matching
Lid Cover
1.96
Our Reg. 6.97
2-plece
T a n k Set
5.38
Our Reg. 5.17, 2 1 x 3 6 "
R u g (not s h o w n )
3.96
"Peggy"
Our Reg. 7 9 6
"Bamb "
O u r Reg. 4 . 6 8
2 3 x 4 3 " Fringed Nylon Shag
2 1 x 3 3 " Geometric Fringe Rug
S p a c e - d y e d solid tone. Latex back.
O u r R e g . 13.96. 3 5 x 5 2 " S h a g Pile
Rug
10.47
4-tone Indian-look polyester/nylon.
Our Reg. 6.88 26x43''
S5
% i r Reg. 14.48 4 0 x 6 0 "
S10
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TUES. THRU SAT. SALE
OPEN DAILY 1 0 1 0 : SUNDAY 1 1 - 6
Our R e g
49 96-54 9 6
Our Reg
Fashion Coats
42.68
C a s u a l t o p s in acrylic, w i t h
colorful yarn-dye accents,
color c h o i c e . S a v e n o w
A f a b u l o u s s a l e , right at the b e g i n n i n g of the s e a s o n ! H a n d s o m e n e w
c o a t s . s o m e w i t h h o o d or coordin
a t e d s c a r f . In a r a n g e of f a b r i c s a n d
fashion colors. T r i m m e d , belted,
pleated styles included Shop now
»* '
6.96
Yarn-Dye Trim Top
J?'
Our R e g
39 96-44.96
Pantcoat Savings
Trim tailored p a n t c o a t s for your
c a s u a l life, n o w at K m a d at o u t s t a n d ing s a v i n g s ! C h o o s e fake- furt r i m m e d or u n t n m m e d s t y l e s , s o m e
with s c a r f or p o c k e t t r e a t m e n t . A
v a r i e t y of f a b r i c s a n d c o l o r s . S a v e
33,88
10.88
o
19.96
4
Days Only!
Our Reg 9.96
B
Our Reg
^^12.97-13.96
Mandarin Blouse
Wool-Blend Skirt
F a s h i o n s h o w s the C h i n ese look: high-tied m a n darin collar with piping
accents. Polyester/wool,
in c r e a m or d a r k s h a d e s
Trimly-tailored
woolb l e n d skirts, in v a r i e t y of
styles: b u t t o n fronts, slits,
w r a p s . S o l i d c o l o r s or
plaid. M i s s e s ' s i z e s
10.97
2.77
14,97
Machine
Washable
Girls' Sizes
7-14
T o d d l e r Girls
Sizes 2-4
Our Reg. 2 6 . 9 6 - 4 Day Sale!
Warm Winter Coats For Girls
A b e v y of r e g u l a r or b o o t - l e n g t h c o a t b a r g a i n s . W a r m
acrylic pile or p l u s h , or w o o l - b l e n d c o a t s in t r i m m e d or
u n t r i m m e d s t y l e s , s o m e h o o d e d . S o l i d c o l o r s or p l a i d s .
O u r Reg. 24.96. Similar Style C o a t s Sizes 4-6X, 18.96
Our Reg
19.97
Toddler Coats
C o l o r l u l plaid acrylic c o a t s
with c o z y , pile-lined h o o d
Several colors,
styles
Machine washable: 2-4
Our Reg
14.97
Hooded Pile Coats
S n u g g l e h e r up in w a r m
, a c r y l i c pile w i t h f u r r y - t r i m
hood Machine washable;
color c h o i c e . S i z e s 2 - 4 .
O u r R e g . 13 9 7
3.97
Snap Sweat Shirt
Soft and w a r m Orion" acr y l i c / a c e t a t e pile, m a c h i n e
w a s h a b l e In d a i n t y p a s t e l s ,
1 2 - 2 4 months Save now
H o o d e d s w e a t shirt
in
Creslan* acrylic/cotton
w i t h a s n a p front. 2-4.
Our 97,HockeyCap.ee'
Page 4-M
Our Reg
Baby's Pile Coat
Color
Choice
Our Reg. 19.97
Men's
Sizes
Bomber
Style Jacket
Satiny nylon shell, Dacron®
Hollofil®
filling,
acrylic pile collar, knit
bottom and cuffs. Save
at Kmart.
"DuPont Reg TM
Our R e g
19.97 — 4 - D a y Sale
Boys' Nylon Ski J a c k e t s
Makes a great school jacket, too! Tightly w o v e n nylon
shell resists w a t e r a n d w i n d . W a r m (illlng k e e p s
h i m s n u g . W i t h f r o n t z i p p e r . A v a i l a b l e in y o u r c h o i c e ot
s t y l e s a n d s o l i d c o l o r s . B o y s ' s i z e s . S a v e at K m a r t
Our R * g . 3.67-3.97; Boys' Ski
Mittens. Pair
2.67-3.27
Pair
Our Reg. 4.47
Our Reg. 26.97
Jacket/Vest
Sleeves zip off to make
vest! Nylon taffeta shell,
warm lining, storm cuffs.
Color choice.
Ski Mittens
Rayon-lined nylon.
P o l y e s t e r fiberlill
Reg. 2.37
Men's Gloves
Vinyl with w a r m
r a y o n / f o a m lining
1-47-1.67
Color
<££e
en S
T.
"
51288
516
8 " Leather Boots
Our Reg. 29.97 quality leather
boots m a k e your feet feel c o m
fortable e v e n on the busiest,
longest w o r k day. Crafted with
s t e e l s h a n k for f i r m s u p p o r t a n d
oil-resistant s o l e . Fully insulated. M e n ' s sizes. S a v e now
Men s
Istzesl
S18
Color
Choice
Our Reg.
23 97
Our R e g
25.97
SAVE 7 . 9 7
K mart
Down-Look Jacket
N y l o n , n y l o n t a f f e t a lining,
p o l y e s t e r fill H i d d e n h o o d
a n d inside w a i s t d r a w s t r i n g
Down Vest
W a t e r - r e p e l l e n t n y l o n taffeta
w i t h w a r m d u c k d o w n fill
T w o - w a y p o c k e t s , s n a p front.
Gives 'Satisfaction A l w a y s ' , or Your Money Refunded
Page 5 - M
OPEN DAILY 1 0 - 1 0 , SUN. 1 1 - 6
TUES. THRU S A T . SALE
SAVE
a. 2 9 . 8 8
SAVE $ 5
Your Choice
Our Reg.
41.88-42.88
A. Roomy 24x12x60"
Utility Cabinet
3 shelves plus bottom area for storage. Save
B. 24x16x36" I Shelf
Base Cabinet
b. 29 88
29.88
Your Choice
Gallon
Our Reg
9.47-11.96
With simulated butcher block Micarta® top
43.88
Our Reg
Latex Flat W a l l Paint
6.27
9 - y e a r durability a n d o n e - c o a t
c o v e r a g e (or w a l l s a n d ceilW h i t e , c u s t o m tints
Wooden Toilet Seal
Barless seat with
top-mount
hinge
a n d e n a m e l finish
Low Lustre Latex Enamel
Ideal for k i t c h e n s , b a t h - r o o m s ,
woodwork. 9-year durability
W h i t e , c u s t o m tints
Our
Vt-HP Garbage
Heavy-gauge
sembly Save
Our Reg
97 Gal
interior W h i t e F l a t Paint
Latex wall paint with 3-year
durability. Fast-drying. Save.
Reg. 42.88
Disposer Sale
steel c u t t i n g asat K m a r t
Our Reg
11.97
Firewood Basket
Decorative, satin
black lireplace accessory 2 1 " size
Reg. 5 3 . 8 8
Deluxe Vi-MP Garbage Disposer
A n t i - j a m , 360° s w i v e l I m p e l l e r s
Each
Our Reg
1 43-1 56
2 " x 6 0 - Y d . M a s k i n g Tape
For painting, wrapping
4 0 - Y d . Strapping Tape
N y l o n f i l a m e n t . Vi-inch
2 " x 4 5 - Y d . Duct T a p e
Polyethylene-coated
b. 8 . 8 8
a . 1 1 P c . SAE W r e n c h S e t
3
/e"-Ve" s i z e w r e n c h e s .
Your Choice
O u r R e g . 11 8 8
b. 1 1 - P c . M e t r i c Set
8 - m m to 1 9 - n i m wrenches.
2)OQ
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Our Reg
Our R e g
9.37-23 97
Our R e g
14 7 7
a . 3 0 - D r a w a r Parts Cabinet
S e e - t h r u plastic d r a w e r s
c . Compact 2 6 - D r a w e r Unit
Plastic c a r r y i n g h a n d l e .
b. 45- D r awer Organizer
C a n b e m o u n t e d o n wall.
d. Big 6 0 - D r a w e r Cabinet
Steel-and-plastic cabinet.
a . 8 x 9 x 4 " File Box For Canceled Checks
W i t h m o n t h l y I n d e x for e a s y r e f e r e n c e
c. 13V4X9V«X11" File W i t h Hanging Folders
J u m b o - s i z e c h e s t wrth 5 h a n g i n g folders.
b . 14V2X9V2X6V4" File With Envelopes
F i r e - r e s i s t a n t box w i t h s t o r a g e e n v e l o p e s .
d. Compact 14 , /2x9V2x4" File With Envelopes
Keeps personal papers organized, orderly.
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MACDONALD
Mrtr&Vfjno'i
Our Reg
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S257
Out Reg
279,74
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mmm
A M / F M S t e r e o / D u a l Cassette Unit
A M / F M stereo radio with dual c a s
sette recorder/player featuring auto
matic end-ol-tape shut-oil
Take-wilh Price
P o r t a b l e Color TV Set
Compact
set
delivers
true-to-lile color, solidstate reliability
diageiol
Our Reg. $309
rj
^
Our Reg
359 88
|yuu\c\i/i£i\
Modular Stereo System
With an A M / F M / F M - stereo
radio, 8-track a n d cassette
player/recorders and 2-way
speakers. Save
O u r Reg. $ 3 8 7 — Take-vWth Price
Zenith * Compact Color Portable
Tri-focus picture tube assures
great color, automatic control
l o c k s it i n . T r i p l e - p l u s c h a s s i s
Take-with Price
RCA ' R o o m m a t e C o l o r TV
Small-screen color with
automatic color control,
lleshtone correction
12.88
13
* 2
o U t 16.97
Deluxe TV Stand
Simulated walnut
o n swivel casters
INCH
dioaonol
ntouta
Unassem
In C a r t o n
OTS uonHir^.
o t 0 e O
3 7
Our 42 88
Lo-boy TV Table
Fine hardwood
with casters
MAC DONALD
Our Reg. $509
Take-wlth
Price
19
Our R e g 27 88
S t o m a Headphones
15-22.000 Hz frequency response
R e m o t e - c o n t r o f ISolor TV
INCH
diogoeai
Far
fringe
UHF-UHFFM. 51 elements. 1 5 6 "
Big-screen set y o u c a n turn o n
a n d off. adjust t h e v o l u m e a n d
change channels from your
c h a i r . S h o p a n d S a v e at K m a r l
boom.
mi
C L A I R O L
47
/8
10-Cup "That's Coffee"
Automatic drip coffee
m a k e r w i t h d u a l filter s y s tem, With carafe. S a v e
Replacement Carafe. 3.47
1797
4-Quart Crockery Kettle
R e m o v a b l e s t o n e w a r e liner
for s e r v i n g , e a s y c l e a n i n g
High-low settings. Save
Our Low
Sale Price
Less Factory
Rebate
Your Net Cost
After Rebate
88
$gr
^
0 9 7
O
First A l e r t " S m o k e D e t e c t o r
Dual lomzation-type gives
y o u early w a r n i n g of s m o k e
a n d fire. L o u d a l a r m . S a v e .
Save
C l a i r o l ' The Skin M a c h i n e 1
' " T h e Machine" with 2 nylon
brushes. Fostex' sample
a n d batteries Save.
19
aital Clock Radio
A M / F M Dig
W a k e to m u s i c o r a l a r m .
Easy-to-read digital clock
with 24-hr. alarm.
77
86
Si
Dtluxe radio/recorder
3.way p o w e r e d AM/FM/2MPX-stereo
c a s s e t t e recorder and player has poshbutton controls. 2 built-in mics.
5.37
Out Low Sale Price
Less Factory Rebate
Save
B-Cup Electric Poly Pork 1 1 '
A l m o n d color with daisy.
K mart
Save
Can Opener W i t h Handy Timer
K n i f e - s c i s s o r s h a r p e n e r too
Tour Net Cost
f fM
After Rebate
GE " Surge of S t e a m ' Iron
3 8 vents; dry irons, too
Days
Quality 2 - S l l c e Toaster
Wide r a n g e color control
Deluxe 1 0 0 0 - W S t y l e r / D r y e r
2 speeds. 4 attachments
S p e e - D - C u r T Dry Curler
With swivel cord, stand
Gives "Satisfaction A l w a y s ' , or Your Money Refunded
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T U E S . , W E D . . T H U R S . , FRI., S A T .
OPEN D A I L Y 1 0 - 1 0 ; SUNDAY 1 1 - 6
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BELTED WHITEWALLS
'KM78' 4-PLY POLYESTER
CORD WHITEWALLS
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42.74
41.74
44.74
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IS.74
J©.74
31.74
32.74
33.74
34.74
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2 10
2.22
2.If
2 44
2.41
2.44
2.44
Reg. 29.76
A7Bx13
Plus
1.62
F.E.T.
Each
All T i r e s P l u s F . E . T . E a c h
SHIS
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1.14
2.01
2.21
2.24
2.52
2.54
2.74
2.42
2.11
Our
Reg. 34.88
A78x13
SK620<rl
'0.<
Plus
1.74
F.E.T.
Each
W T i i l t w a l l i 2.88 More Each
Our
Reg.
12.88
Our
s8
17
Our Reg.
YOUR
CHOICE
73'
66%.
D e x t r o n A T F or
T y p e F fluid.
AUTO B00Y
REPAIR KIT
REAR WINDOW
DEFROSTER
CHOICE OF
CB ANTENNAS
Our
Reg.
Our Reg.
10.88
7*7
333
W i t h p l a s t i c filler Q u a r t s i z e
16.88
m*
Our Reg.
54.88
3 9 'Exchange
* *
Calcium lead constructed For
m o s t U S c a r s a n d light t r u c k s
s
Machine wash.
•
SPECIAL VALUES
Reg.
35.88
A l s o a v a i l a b l e In . 3 5 R e m i n g t o n o r . 4 4 M a g n u m C a l .
S n a p or z i p p e r f r o n t in
q u i l t e d or c h e v r o n s t y l e
0 0 % duck down. 20%
waterlowl leathers Color
choice.
CAMOUFLAGE
JACKET
'336 C LEVER-ACTION RIFLE
Specially
0u r
i e1V 1397
Cotton poplin, zipper front.
H ollo!il 8 0 8 * p o l y e s t e r fill.
p"*".
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f O d
14.96 #«£
0
Quality feel, grain r a w h i d e
l e a t h e r with t a c s u r f a c e
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N y l o n o x f o r d c l o t h with
4 4-oz
Hollofll 8 0 8 s
p o l y e s t e r fill N y l o n l i n e d
v e r t i c a l quilting. Front,
leg zippers
•Ou»o«l
TH
Priced
4 Days
P o p u l a r 3 0 ' 3 0 - c a l i b e r with m i c r o g r o o v e barrel a n d deluxe sights 6
shot capacity. Walnut stock. S a v e
Only
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CARTRIDGES'
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63*0120
m H i - S h o k s o f t (joint rifle b u l • l e t s . 20 r o u n d s p e r b o x .
UNI-SEX
ALL-NYLON
WARM- UP
SUITS
O u r Reg.
Our 25.88-29.88
Our Reg.
• 30/30 A4B
5.44 Box
• 270 A&B
• 3 0 / 0 6 A&B
• 308 AAB
• 35 A
6.88 Box
Firewmt aod ammunition
•oid
•n find compli«r»cr wtlh Fede#jl
Stale and local law* All purctiaw*
rrHiil ba picked up in per ton
Pu'cfcawr of fitaarmi mutt ba a
cetident ol Stata in whicb firaafrm
BLAZE ORANGE
COVERALLS
IN SIZES FOR
MEN AND BOYS
RAWLINGS *
FOOTBALL
Additional p a r t s a n d s e r v i c e s
are extra. Most U S cars
"K m a r l Fir oar in* a n d
A m m u n i t i o n Policy
Adult S i z e s
Gun patch
Sale Price
4 Days
Additional parts a n d s e r v i c e s
e x t r a F o r m o s t U S. c a r s .
CHOOSE FROM
2 STYLES OF
MEN'S DOWN
JACKETS
PATCH STYLE
WOOL SHIRT
J O 3 9
Reprocessed wool/nylon.
8 8
-i'o^'31
Gutter, m a g n e t or
roof/trunk mounts
12-V, p l u g s into
c i g a r e t t e lighter
Our
SAVE ON DRUM
BRAKE SPECIAL
6-CYL. ENGINE
TUNE UP
MAINTENANCE-FREE
4 / 4 8 BATTERY
OCTOBER SPORTING G O O D S
I
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1. Install 4 sets af Qaatltr
brake shoes.
2. R n u r t a c e drums
X PrMSure bleed brArMHlc
system
4. Rebuild wheel cyliadvrs
If possible
5. Repack front wheel
bearings
6. Install new h o l d - i o e n i
hardware
7. Adjust brakes
S. Inspect Unes and hoses
9. Replace front f r o a s o
seals
10. Inspoct master Cflindar
11. Rood test
1. Install new I mart
points. rolBt.
condcnser and male
brand plugs (In
stgck).
2. S i t dwell and
carburetor
3. Time e n t i t l e
4. Diagnostic engine
analyi'*
F.E.T.
Each
Anti-rust, s e a l e r
or flush, 12-oz,"
4.77
Service I n c l u d e * :
Servics Includes:
Choose
stand a r d or m e t r i c
Our Reg.
'88
Sale Price
57L
7fa7
Our Reg. 28.88-37.88
C h o o s e t r o m 3 s t y l e s All w i t h
5 0 - W p e a k o u t p u t . 20-OZ
m a g n e t s For most c a r s .
my
Only
RADIATOR
ADDITIVES
i iii 1 *
Our Reg. 118.88 — 4 Days
C u s t o m styled. 4 w a y s t e r e o bal a n c e lor r a d i o . 8 t r a c k S a v e l
AM/FM Indash Stereo With
Cassette #450
118.88
Reg. 20.88
A78x13
Plus
1.68
5V4", 6 X 9 " or 4x10"
COAXIAL SPEAKERS
DELUXE A M / F M INDASH STEREO
RADIO WITH 8-TRACK PLAYER
NO T R A D E - I N REQUIRED
ALL T I R E S P U R C H A S E D A T K M A R T I N C L U D E M D U N T I N G
13-PC. W - D R
SOCKET SET
SK4120C I
SAll F.I.T.
2 1 . 8 8 1.98
2 3 . 8 8 1 .97
2 5 . 8 8 2.29
2 4 . 8 8 2.42
2 8 . 8 8 2.56
3 0 . 8 8 2.62
2 3 . 8 8 1.82
REG.
27.••
29.88
30.88
32.88
34.88
36.88
30.88
18*7
Double w r a p p e d a n d zinc coated. For
m o s l U . S c a r s a n d light I r u c k s S a v i n g s
Single Unli SyMems E . c l u d o o
Additional p a r t s and s e r v i c e s a r e extra
KMS 50' POLYESTER CORD
MUD/SNOW BLACKWALLS
SIZIS
C7ial3
C78x14
178s14
P7Bi14
C78i14
C7i«l5
S6O1IS
Sale
Price
4 Days
Only
INSTALLED
SNUG KNIT
SKI CAPS
19 88
88
13
/
Our Reg.
1 8 8
2.66
A
P o m p o n t o p p e d c a p in c o l o r s a n d stripes Turn-up cuff.
L
2 - p i e c e s u i t s h a v e front
zipper jacket. Colors
Our 11.88-14.88 Children's .and
Boys'
Sizes
9 88
LANTERN WITH
6-V BATTERY
Our Reg.
* 3 9 7
4.64
aC
Weatherproof, break resistant c a s e . With 6-V battery
OPEN DAILY 10-10;
SUNDAY 11-6
DOORKEEPER
ELECTRONIC
GARAGE DOOR
OPERATORS
4x8' SIMULATED
•WOOD GRAIN ON|
3.2 MILL HARDBOAR
•PANELING!
TUBS., WED.. THURS., FBI.. SAT.
(^Doorkeeper)
ALL FIRST Q U A L I T Y — N O S E C O N D S
O p e n s G a r a g e D o o r s U p t o 18' W i d e
E v e r y t h i n g I n c l u d e d for Installation
INSULATION
FEATURES ON ALL MODELS
Our
Reg.
7.94
4 Days
Only
1. lOOtfa S o l i d - s t a t e C o m p o nents
2. All H a r d w a r e I n c l u d e d
3. E m e r g e n c y D i s c o n n e c t
4. A u t o m a t i c L o c k i n g
STANDARD
Kratl l a c e d l i b e r g l a s s i n s u l a t i o n
3V>x 1 5 " - 5 6 l i n . It. r o l l s , e a c h
covof 7 0 s q u a r e leet. R 1 1
4 0 - S q . Ft- U n l a c e d 20" S q . Ft.
Standard
model lealures
v«-HP motor, chain - cable
d r i v e . o n - o l l lighting a n d o n e
s t a n d a r d c o n l r o l unit. S a v e
96m
U n f a c e d Roll
$8
T h e ideal w a y l o r e d e c o r a t e o r l i n i s h n e w r o o m s in m a m l e n a n c e I r e e b e a u t y Simulated w o o d g r a m p n n l s o n ' / • hardboard 3 2 m l l l
S e l e c t f r o m O a k , M a p l e . B i r c h or C e d a r p r i n t . S a v e f " K " 1 . 3 * .
O u r R e g . 9 8 ' . 1 " o r 1%%" C o l o r e d P a n e l i n g N a i l s . 6 - O z . . . . 6 7
4x8' SIMULATED WOOD GRAIN
PRINT ON 3.6 MILL LAUAN PANELS
O u r Reg
DIGITAL
Digital c o n t r o l l e t s y o u s e t y o u r
o w n c o d e '/J - H P m o t o r , c h a i n a n d - c a b l e d n v e . light t i m e d e l a y
and reverse salety
8
f39 ?
INSULATING
FOAM PANELS
1 0 . 9 4 — 4 Days
R i c h w o o d g r a m p r i n t o n 3 6 mill p a n e l s o l
real l a u a n w o o d C h o o s e Knotty Pine,
O a K . B i r c h o r M a p l e print S a v e n o w
Our R e g . 0.00
UNFINISHED
INTERIOR
PINE
SHUTTERS
Polystyrene loam panels, each
V 4 x 2 4 * 9 6 " C a n b e c u l l o tit.
O u r O.OO. V4K48X96" S i z e . . 3 . 2 7
Our Reg. 3.28
7x20" Size
12x12" VINYL
ASBESTOS TILE
IN-SIDER STORM WINDOW KIT
Clear plastic, w o o d s l n p s a n d nails
O u r R e g . 1 1 . S 7 . 3 8 x 4 4 " Kit
8.77
O u r R e g . 1 5 . 7 7 . 3 8 * 6 4 " Kit
11.88
patio door
up to 8 0 x 8 0
Our Reg. 32'
IN-SIDER'
PATIO STORM
DOOR KIT
2t0
m
Each
R u g g e d , g o o d l o o k i n g vinyl a s b e s t o s lloor tile in m a n y p a t t e r n s . c o l o r s Dry b a c k S a v e !
O u r 47* S u r e - s t i c k T i l e E a - 3 3 •
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
F i t s 8 0 * 8 0 p a l i o d o o r Kil inc l u d e s 2, 4 0 x 8 0 ' acrylic s h e e t s ,
w o o d s l n p s lor I r a m m g a n d nails
Stops drafts
J
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
3.58.
4.06.
4.58.
4.18.
3.44.
3.97,
6.97.
7*249x20
9x24'
7x28'
8x20'
8x24'
9x36
Shutters
Shutters
Shutters
Shutters
Shutters
Shutters
Shutters
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
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2.77
2.88
3.47
3.17
2.77
3.17
4.88
/
THRESHOLDS
s7
Our Reg.
3.28
36
a l u m i n u m with
vinyl s t r i p H i g h or l o w
2
DRAG STRIP
Our Reg.
I.SS
JAMB-UP
Our Reg.
4.38
0 3 3
O
36x80 aluminum door
| a m b - u p ; vinyl insert
•JACKET F0RB
WATER HEATER
O u r Reg
J 9.88
Insulates any IO-52-gallon
round walor healer
10x4" FLOOR
DIFFUSER
Our Reg
3.28
Our R e g . 2.27. ^ x e " Ret u r n Air Grill
1.77
•BATHR00M|
EXHAUST FAN
Our Reg
10.80
C h a n g e s air 8 l i m e s p e
h o u r in 4 5 s q . II 5 0 C F N
SUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEM
WEATHERSTRIP
GRID SYSTEM
Our 2.37. 12-Ft. Main Runner
1-83
Our 1.27. lO-Ft. Wall A n g l e 9 7 •
O u r 4 3 ' . 2" C r o s s T e e . . . 3 4
O u ' 80". 4' C r o s s T e e
- -68
S3*
'
36' s t r i p l o i d o o r b o t tom helps slop drafts
Our Reg.
BBV . x ^ ' x t 7', s e I t - s t i c k
V«xV«"x17"
83*
3x50' PLASTIC ROLL. *3
HANDY MERCURY
VAPOR LAMP
|FAN-F0RCED|
BATH HEATER
Our Reg
31.BS
D u s k - l o - d a w ni l i g h t i n g with 175-\A
oelectnc bulb. Doit,yoursell.
4 0 9 5 - B T U wall unit with
buiii-m l l y j t m o s t a l S a v e
27x72" VINYL
HALL RUNNER
Our Reg
5.97
P r o t e c t i v e , r i b b e d vinyl
r u n n e r in g o l d o r c l e a r
SAVE12x48"
ISHELVINGB
O u r Reg
0.00
S l u t d y p a r t i c l e b o a r d lor
your
shelving
needs
LAY-IN PANELS
O u r 1 . 4 7 . 2 x 4 x'/>" W h i l e 1 . 4 7
Our 3.33. 2 3 % x 4 7 * " P a n e l s
I n P r i s m a t i c C l e a r o r Milk,
C r a c k e d I c e I n C l e a r o r Milk
Or
Flat
Opal.
You
Choice
E a c h 2.33
Ruff'lt
Our Reg
f4.9€
Acrylic b a s e lor s l u c c o - l i k e
w a l l s C o v e r s 4 0 - 1 2 0 s o II
VvPag^9i-M
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S A V I N G S
P
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OPEN DAILY 10-10: SUNDAYS 11-6
TUES., WED., THURS.,
art
PURE
Baby
fbwder
iMOfSifi!
ccrwse
Baby
Powder
Our Reg. 68'
58
o
14 oz. talcum powder.
Kmart Plastic Wrap
Kmart Freezer Wrap
Our Reg. 1.28
1 2 5 ft. wrap.
88'
Kmart
Baby Oil
Rubbing
Alcohol
Our Reg. 99*
Our Reg. 37*
88'
1 6 o z baby oil
ISOPROPYL
RUBBING
ALCOHOL
With or
Without
IWIntergreen
28
Our Reg. 84*
2 0 0 ft. plastic wrap.
0Our
17 oz. can
cleaner.
7>
ALL PURPOSE
CLEANER
Kmart
Air Freshener
Our Reg. 1.04
Our Reg. 58*
78*
22 oz. corn broom.
1
pH 6 a l a n c «
Isam
£Protein
TREATMi W
SHAMPOO
Shampoo
98'
32 oz. e n r i c h e d
shampoo.
bath
16-0unce
Shampoo
Our Reg. 97*
77*
J
Baby
Shampoo
Our Reg. 1.28
foamy
Balsam/protein
7 oz. aerosol spray.
Medicated
Cream
16 oz greaseless cream.
n
48'
Reg. 1.07
68
totrl*
16 oz. size.
All Purpose
Cleaner
58
Bathroom
Cleaner
Bathroom
cieanei
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[
RUG J\
Shampoo
CONCENTRATED 1
VMQ
1 9
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Shampoo
Our Reg. 2.17
)
baby
Cleans up to 4 9 x 1 2 ' rugs.
FOUR ,
9xI2F1
BUGS
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Is Coming!
wNI ImM Mil N w i d M r 1. 1979
"Snow Time In No Time To Buy Snow Blowers. Buy Now"
Big 3 HP ENGINE • 20" WIDE CUT
JACOBSEN® SNOBURST
Kmart
Sale
Price!
88
264
You deserve to loaf this winter and knock off all the snow shoveling. Just $ 2 5
d o w n right now reserves a Jacobsen Sno-Burst® Snow Thrower of your very
own. Its big 3-horse power enginge starts easy and runs smooth. 7 " wheels and
a 2 qt. fuel—tank Its lightweight, so be ready for anything this winter can dish out.
$
25 WILL HOLD 'TIL NOV. 1 '79
GET TOUGH
5 HP Engine, 20" Clearing Width
Kmart
Sale
Price!
Converter*
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JACOBSEN® SUPER BLITZ
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The enemy is snow and snow shoveling. The Super B i t is a two-stage thrower,
built for power. Clears up 2 0 x 5 0 ft. area of wet snow 6 " deep in just 7 min. Power
propelled. One forward speed and one reverse plus lug tires let you maneuver
easily, and the Super Blitz safety clutch stops all motion w h e n you let go of the
controls. So hurry to Kmart and for just $ 2 5 d o w n you beat the enemy, SNOW.
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CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE - 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH
BRR
WINTER
A Good Reason For Jacobsen®
6 H.P. Engine, 26" Clearing Width
JACOBSEN® IMPERIAL
P'owivom to* i2vV
(*ec*< vkyieo
Kmart
Sale
Price!
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(0«c*« 200"
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This winter you are going to get back at snow and all the trouble it makes for you.
Right now, $ 2 5 down reserves a big. powerful Jacobsen Imperial® . Snow Thrower,
Power-propellea with four forward speeds and one reverse. There's also an optional electric start. Revenge How sweet it will be with a Jacobsen Imperial.
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OPEN D A I L Y 1 0 - 1 0 : S U N D A Y 1 1 6
T U E S . . W E D . . T H U R S . , FRI.. S A T .
Reg
S7$
M
3 97
6" Pot, Hanging
Baskets
&
Fresh and green
Choice ol many
healthy
indoor
plants
Choice
Handy Plant Sprayer
Plastic, line m i s t nozzle
Aerosol Leaf Shine
S h e e n lor l e a v e s
5-Oz
Aerosol Insect Spray
S a l e lor all plants
6-oz "
4 Da
Potted Plants
Your choice ol greenhouse-lresh lavontes
4
pots Philodend r o n . ivy m a n y o t h e r s
Large Plants
Our Reg. 6 27
Dramatic Plants
Bring the look ol outdoors
i n s i d e at our l o w p r i c e ' All
t h e s e lush g r e e n plants in
large U) pots ScheMlera,
Norlolk Island Pine. Ficus
Beniamma and others
Choose Irom hardy lavontes,
all s t u r d y s t o c k 6 ' p o t
v
^
-
S A V E S9
wm
Our Reg
4.47
Dieffenbachia
Healthy y o u n g plants alive
with n e w growth 5 ' j pot
Your Choice
^
Each
2-Qt. Plastic Waterer
O u r R e g . 1.77. Color choice
20-Qt. Bag Potting Soil
F o r all p l a n t s
Ready to use
EACH
Our Reg
Our Reg. 41'-12.97
Sale! Planters. Urns
a . O u r 2.17 Modern planter SW" in
diameter. Color choice
1.37
O u r 2.67. 1.77
O u r 3.27. 2.27
b . O u r 2.87 Contour urn planter
embossed design 7x6 JV
1.77
O u r 3.77. 2.47
O u r 4.57. 3.37
c . O u r R e g . 41* H a n d y l i t t l e r o u n d
p l a s t i c p l a n t e r s . SVaxSVi". 3 f o r $ 1
O u r 7.97 1 2 x 1 2 " P l a n t e r , 4.77
O u r 9.97, 5.77
O u r 12.97, 7.77
e . O u r 3.17 S c u l p t u r e d U r n , 1.77
O u r 3.97 S c u l p t u r e d U r n . . . 2.47
MUSKEGONpage 12-M
Our Reg
Liquid
Plant Food
Our R e g 1 27
Schultz-ln
s l a n t ' ' 10
15-10
5-Oz
6 77
Pole Planter
SchulU instant
1507 APPLE AVE.
B r a s s or c h r o m e l i m s h 3 a d j u s t '
able planter h o o k s
O u r 2.27 Plant B r a c k e t . . .97
O u r 97' H a n g i n g H o o k s .2/S1
02'
Plant Spikes
2 0 S p i k e s ol p r e - m e a s u r e d ler
tilizer L a s t s 6 0 d a y s
Our Reg
83
Plantabbs
H o u s e plant lood t a b l e t s to inseil
m soil 6 0 t a b l e t s
3530 HENRY
STREET

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