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W H I T K L A K E - E n v i r o n m e n t a l Attor-w Win ton Dahlstrom, an avowed critic of
ITea polluters, has announced a press
conference for today (Wednesday) at 11 a . m .
on Muskegon Chemical at Whitehall City
Hall. J u s t a little over a week ago, Dahlstrom
charged thfe firm with illegally burying
chemicals b e n e a t h their plant. During a
Saturday morning p r o b e of the ground near
the plant by city officials, the White Lake
attorney was ejected from the property by
police. Observers expect Dahlstrom to make
additional charges against the Whitehall
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A g r i c u l t u r e still the bright
spot in Michigan economy
Muskegon officials hear talk of recession
EAST L A N S I N G - A s the economic b a d
news for Michigan continues to pile up, one
bright spot remains: Michigan agriculture.
Gov. William Milliken told participants in
the annual Governor's Breakfast at Michigan
million and will increase bean acreage by
170,000 acres.
Even the bright outlook for agriculture is
darkened by some major concerns. Energy is
one, though Milliken t e r m e d the potential for
fuel alcohol production and research to
develop that potential "extremely encouraging."
The p r e s s u r e s of inflation, Milliken noted,
have oeen particularly tough on farmers.
They remain, however, the world's most
efficient food producers, raising food so
inexpensively that Americans pay only 17
cents out of every dollar for food-- " b y far the
lowest cost in the w o r l d . " The n u m b e r of
mouths to be f e d continues to increase
geometrically, however, Milliken pointed
out. At the same time, total f a r m acreage and
the n u m b e r of f a r m s in Michigan have
dwindled.
Efforts to preserve irreplaceable agricultural lands from being diverted to other uses
include the Farmland and Open Space
Preservation Act. More than one million
acres of farmland are not enrolled. Preserving farmland also m e a n s preventing erosion.
The state drain code is being reviewed with
that aim in mind.
In spite of the problems, " t h e f u t u r e of
agriculture in Michigan is bright at this
t i m e , " Milliken said. " I t will continue to b e
an extremely important, highly productive
s e g m e n t of this s t a t e ' s economy. And that is
good news for all of M i c h i g a n . "
Shelby man named fo Michigan
Cherry Commission by Milliken
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SHELBY HEAD S T A R T - M r s . Eunice Fenton,
owner of the Goody Goody Restaurant. Whitehall with two
pre-schoolers from the Shelby Head Start Center, as she is
taking a class of 10 children on a tour of the restaurant
State University's F a r m e r s ' Week last week
that tough economic times underline the
importance of agriculture to Michigan's
well-being.
" M i c h i g a n is very clearly in a recession
t o d a y , " Milliken said. " O u r economy is still
heavily d e p e n d e n t on the motor vehicle
industry, and the motor vehicle industry is
going through some very difficult times.
Unemployment and inflation are both expected to drop by more than four percent, the
largest drop since the 1 9 3 0 ' s . "
If federal revenue sharing p a y m e n t s to
the states are cut off, an already constrained
state b u d g e t will have to be cut even f u r t h e r ,
he continued.
" I t is in tough economic times such as we
face today that we can especially appreciate
the role agriculture plays in Michigan's
e c o n o m y , " Milliken said.
He noted that Michigan f a r m e r s received
more than $2.4 billion in cash for their 1979
crops. The value of processing, transporting
a n d marketing t h e s e products raised the total
value of the food industry in Michigan last
year to $12 billion. About $500 million a year
s t e m s from agricultural exports, Milliken
pointed out, making Michigan the second
leading export state and a major contributor
to the agricultural exports that pay for more
than half our imported oil.
A recent success story is the sale of
Michigan b e a n s to Mexico, he a d d e d . It will
bring Michigan b e a n f a r m e r s some $85
kitchbn. Following the tour, she passed out Easter eggs to
the children. The field experience took place Monday.
March 10. Bette Diem is teacher at the center with Carol
McVicker as aide.
LANSING -- Gov. William G. Milliken
Monday announced the appointment of a
Shelby man to
the Michigan Cherry
Commission.
Michigan Cherry C o m m i t t e e - E a r l L.
Peterson of Shelby and John D. Rich of
Dowagiac were appointed and Carl W.
Olmstead of Ludington was reappointed. All
are for t e r m s expiring February 1, 1983,
subject to Senate confirmation.
Peterson, 1190 S. 88th Avenue, a fruit a n d
vegetable f a r m e r , has 275 acres in tart
cherries, 200 acres in asparagus, 100 acres in
apples and 30 acres in sweet cherries. H e
succeeds his father, LeRoy Peterson of Hart,
who did not desire reappointment. A former
H a r t Public School elementary school principal, he has been farming for the past 10
years. H e is secretary of the Oceana Cherry
Queen Committee for 1980, m e m b e r of the
Michigan Farm Bureau and the Oceana Farm
Bureau, and has served as secretary of
Oceana Pomsters (a f a r m group). He will
serve as a tart cherry grower representing
District #2.
Olmstead, 5005 Olmstead Road, a fruit
f a r m e r , has served on the committee as a
sweet cherry grower representing District #2
since 1972. H e is a m e m b e r of the Mason
County Horticulture Society and has served
as its director.
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US House trims budget:
Cuts in local share of revenue
WEST MICHIGAN--There was some
good news a n d some bad n e w s , o u t of our
nation's capital last week. The House h a d
decided to side with administration plans to
chop $1.7 billion in revenue sharing to the
states in 1981. Original plans called for $2.3
billion to states.
But the same House panel voted 19-6 to
keep $4.6 billion h e a d e d for local govern^nts.
Revenue sharing f u n d s currently are used
for parks, salaries, roads, education, lights,
welfare and many other services. In the
original r e q u e s t for f u n d s sent to Congress
nearly two months ago, the Carter administration has asked for $2.3 billion in 1981.
W h a t impact will this have on Michigan
and local units of government?
Officials say that it could make a " b i g
i m p a c t " a s at least 44 percent of all of the
s t a t e ' s portion of revenue sharing f u n d s is
usually passed on to local counties, cities
and towns. It's full impact on unemploy-
sharing could hurt
ment-stricken Oceana and Muskegon Counties will not be known for some time,
however. The House also voted to end
Saturday delivery of U.S. mail.
Two Michigan officials were in Washington last week to u r g e special consideration for
the state by budget-cutters. House Speaker
Bobby Crim and Senate Majority Leader
William Faust, both Democrats, briefed
Michigan congressmen on the s t a t e ' s deteriorating economy.
" O u r unemployment (11.3 percent) is
nearly double the national a v e r a g e , " Crim
said. " T h e nation is facing a potential
recession, but Michigan is already in a
recession."
P e r h a p s the most unlikely money-saving
idea voiced in Washington this week comes
from Sen. J e s s e Helms, who proposed that
senators and House m e m b e r s take a 10percent pay cut to " d e m o n s t r a t e that
Congress m e a n s business in cutting the
budget."
(torch 26.1980. Page 2 WL
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Energy stirvival
Is gasohol the answer to rural energy survival?
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EAST LANSING--The attention grabber,
again, was alcohol and whether it can be
produced economically in farm-size stills.
About 100 people, most of them farmers,
gathered Tuesday morning at Michigan State
University for a f a r m e r s ' Week presentation
on "Rural Energy Survival." But more than
half stayed only long enough to hear the talk
entitled, "Gasohol: Does It Make Sense?"
It was one more sign among many in the
past several months that Michigan farmers
are eager for information about on-farm
production told the group that alcohol and
other liquid fuel substitutes for petroleum
products remain shrouded in questions and
controversy.
Guest speaker Robert Herendeen, a
physicist and member of the Energy Research Group at the University of Illinois in
Champaign-Urbana, told farmers and other
participants that gasohol is interesting but
requires more research. Herendeen and
other researchers at the University of Illinois
have been studying the potential production
and use of gasohol, a fuel mix combining 90
percent gasoline and 10 percent ethanol.
Their work has demonstrated that gasohol
may be a practical alternative for farms, but
only if it is produced and used under specific
conditions.
Critics of gasohol claim that production of
the fuel consumes more energy than it
produces. Herendeen, however, said that
gasohol definitely emerges as a " n e t fuel
producer," yielding more energy than it
takes to make.
But the words were barely out of his
mouth when he began to outline the
limitations of the fuel. To produce more
energy than it consumes, the alcohol used to
make gasohol must be produced with
something other than a liquid fuel, he said. If
petroleum products, rather than crop residues, are used to feed a still, there may be
little or no net gain in liquid fuel energy.
Herendeen warned that neither farmers
nor the nation should think that gasohol is a
panacea for U.S. energy ills.
"Gasohol isn't going to do it for the
nation," he said. It may reduce farmers'
dependence on petroleum, but it cannot
provide enough energy for the whole country.
Even for agriculture, he said, " t r u e
energy self-sufficiency is a pretty elusive
concept," because farmers rely heavily on
petroleum-based products such as fertilizers.
Acres of crops might be used for fuel
production instead of food, but farmers still
will need petroleum products to grow them.
The only immediate and widespread ease
of the energy crunch lies in conservation,
Herendeen said.
"Everybody wants to import liquid fuels
from someone e l s e , " he noted. Somewhere,
some people are going to have to cut back.
His comments echoed the words of State
Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann Arbor, who told
the assembly that Americans are "oil
addicts" who have to break the habit of
ever-increasing demands for more oil. He
pointed to statistics that show that U.S. oil
consumption has increased 35 percent since
1973 and runs eight times the world average.
"Unfortunately, as a nation," he said,
" w e haven't learned much since the oil
embargo. The U.S. is painting itself into a
comer."
Bullard said Americans would have to
look for ways to bolster mass transit and
decentralize control of energy resources.
They would have to depend more on
alternative sources of energy, such as solar,
wind, water and wood. Michigan's rural
residents, he added, have to consider the
importance of conservation immediately and
look for new ways to satisfy old energy
demands. He encouraged tax incentives and
subsidized loans to prompt creative solutions
and energy savings. He urged farmers to
examine the opportunities offered by solar
heating, crop drying and greenhouse systems, as well as alcohol, wood fuel for heat
and small wind energy systems.
MSU agricultural economist Roy Black
suggested that farmers should try to envision
the energy crisis as a time of opportunity.
One of the chief effects of the energy pinch on
agriculture is to limit the transportation of
crops, he said. That limitation may give
Michigan farmers an edge over East Coast
and West Coast growers.
In addition, he said, the energy crisis may
help farmers devise unique and life-sustaining methods of preserving the family farm. If
the energy supplies and costs in the country
continue to threaten and frustrate lifestyles
that were possible when energy was inexpensive and plentiful, new ways to live and
succeed will have to be found.
One possibility might be to form groups of
farms, with each playing a different role in
the total operation. For"example. Black said,
one farm might be responsible for the care
and raising of livestock; another, the crops;
and still another, the energy.
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PANCAKE PROFITS FOR THE MUSIC SHELL-These
two Rotarians, George Shatlner (Head cook) and Darwin
Bennett (assistant cook and bottle washer), ham it up
^ d u r i n g the Montague-Whitehall Rotarians" Pancake Day
over the weekend. All the profits from the all day affair
will go toward the cost of construction of the $50,000
music shell built on White Lake by the Rotarians. Leo
Valdez Photos.
Blue Lake featured
WHITE L A K E - A picture taken at Blue
Lake Fine Arts Camp is being used by the
Michigan Travel Commission to promote
Michigan as a place to visit during the
summer of 1980.
The photo, which shows a Blue Lake
^ f a c u l t y member giving viola lessons to four
students, is one of five pictures in a full-page
magazine advertisement being used by the
State Travel Commission as part of its
summer vacation campaign.
The full-color ad is appearing in regional
edition's of Reader's Digest and National
Geographic, eight national and regional
travel and motorist club magazines and a
magazine for educators. The 11 magazines
have a total circulation of 8,500,000.
Blue Lake President Fritz Stansell said
© t h e ad with the Blue Lake photo " c a m e as a
pleasant surprise."
" W e knew that a photographer from the
Top Mathematicians
BIG RAPIDS- Whitehall High School
had five students participate in Math Field
Day at Ferris State College March 3. Dave
Augustin, a sophomore, placed first in the
Rapid Transit contest. Other participants
_ w e r e Katie Dorow, Charlie Richlie, Yakkun
^ S h i n o z a k i and Cheryl Wistrom. The Whitehall team placed sixth overall.
EXCHANGE STUDENT OPEN HOUSE-Exchange
students from Western Michigan were hosted last week at
the home of Rev. Thomas Williamsen. of Hayes Rd.,
Shelby Township. Students attending the event were (left
to right back row) Anders Olsson of Sweden, who is
staying with Dr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson, of New Era;
Frank Peter Schuitze of Germany, living with Mr. and
Mrs. John Hanna. of Montague; Norbert Zimpler of
in Michigan
Michigan Travel Commission visited Blue
Lake last July but we were unaware that one
of his pictures would be used in an ad
promoting Michigan until we received our
copy of one of the magazines," Stansell said.
"Naturally, we are pleased it is appearing in
the a d . "
Other photos in the ad were taken at
Greenfield Village, Fort Michilmackinac,
Crossroads Village near Flint and Detroit.
Gordon Collins, the principal violist with
the Ft. Wayne (Ind.) Philharmonic Orchestra,
is the Blue Lake faculty member in the
picture. The four high school students are
unidentified.
The picture was taken by Gilbert Clarke of
Detroit, the Travel Commission's Chief
Photographer. He is a former Detroit News
photographer.
In addition to Reader's Digest and
National Georgraphic, the ad is appearing in
Adventure Road, Travel/Holiday, Today's
Education, Minnesota Motorist, Wisconsin
Traveler, Hoosier Motorist, Michigan Living,
Ohio Motorist and the Montgomery Ward
Auto G u b magazine.
PROMOTING M I C H I G A N - A picture similar to this
one that was taken at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp last
summer is featured in a Michigan Travel Commission
advertisement promoting Michigan as a vacation state for
1980.
magazine
Blue Lake is one of the nation's largest
summer arts schools. About 3,400 children
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Germany, now staying with Mr. and Mrs. John Wyns. of
New Era (Front row) Raif Bode of Germany, who is
staying with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hegebns. of
Montague; Heike Riemann of Germany, staying with the
Carey family of Shelby; Masae Ishikawa of Japan, living
with Mr. and Mrs. mike Fuller, of Hart and Dan Luethi of
Switzerland, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson.
Grant Studios. Hart.
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and youth are expected to attend its 15th
season which opens June 24.
March 26.1980. Page 4 W L
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Is marijuana smoking a health hazard?
A . Recent studies have shown that marijuana smoking may be a
greater health hazard than smoking cigarettes! According to an
article in the American Lung AMOclatlcn Bulletin. (November
1979), we now have evidence that marijuana may have an effect
on the lungs even worse than that of cigarettes.
Studies were made of young, healthy people who smoked
marijuana regularly.
After six to eight weeks of smoking an average of five joints
daily, a statistically significant alteration in the function of the
large airways of the lungs was noted. The changes were also
The Women's Fellowship of the First
Congregational Church of Whitehall will have
their Annual White Breakfast on Wednesday,
April 2 at 9:30. It will be held in Fellowship
Hall. All the women of the W^hite Lake Area
are invited to share this meaningful day.
The theme is Hunger and the speaker will
be Elanora Walcott from Grand Rapids. She
is a very dynamic speaker. She served as
president of the Church World Board for
foreign ministries. While president, she was
responsible for the missions representing
over a million people. This is the oldest
mission ministry in the U.S.
She has traveled all around the World,
showing her concern for women all over. Her
speech is titled " A Woman's Place, Focus on
Third World."
Not only has she served on a national
level, but also in her own church, both
women's groups and church affairs. She has
been vice-moderator and moderator of the
State Conference. It should be an interesting
experience to hear her speak. There will be
special music.
Babysitting will be provided. Reservations can be made by calling 893-8415 or
894-4292.
very slow to resolve. This study was then followed by another,
which demonstrated that the lungs of marijuana smokers had
an even greater increase in resistance to air flow than the lungs
of similar groups of tobacco smokers.
We know that, statistically speaking, 20 years of smoking a
pack of cigarettes daily can lead to severe sinusitis, pharyngitis,
bronchitis or emphysema. This same effect can be seen in
marijuana smokers after only one year!
Certainly, marijuana smoking is a health hazard. Furthermore, the article went on to say that a number of investigators,
who originally favored deregulation, have changed their minds
and have begun to speak of the alarming health hazards
associated with smoking marijuana.
Send questions 1o Medical Bag, Box 276M, Montague,
Michigan 49437
Combined choirs to sing on Palm Sunday
WHITE LAKE - Local residents are
invited to an Easter celebration in song,
presented by The United Methodist Church
of Montague and the Ferry Memorial
Reformed Church, at The United Methodist
Church on Cook Street in Montague Palm
Sunday at 4 p.m. The combined choirs, under
the direction of Carol Brand and Martha
Tanis will perform the Easter portion of
Handel's Messiah including chorus and solos
which feature Sally Weersing, Sharon Knol,
Dan Yakes and Jim Knol. Easter fellowship
will be furthered with a light lunch immediately following the performance. A free-will
BBG talent show
next week
NOTICE
WHITEHALL DISTRICT SCHOOLS
FRUITLAND
BAPTIST CHURCH
There are four vacancies to be filled on the Board of
4611 N. Orshall Rd., Whitehall
Education at the annual election to be held June 9,1980. Two
are for four years and two are for one year.
Rev. Donald LeMalre, Pastor
Nomnlnating petitions for those vacancies may be picked up
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:45 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP . . . . 11:00 A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP
7:00 P.M.
at the office of the Superintendent of Schools at Whitehall High
School, Slocum Street. Whitehall.
Petitions must be filed with the Secretary of the Board of
Education on or before 4:00 p.m., April 7,1980.
. . Wednesday midweek service 7:00
First Congregational
3/19 & 3/26/80
Church
WHITE LAKE
WHITE LAKE -- The
Third Annual BBG Talent
Show will be held at the
Howmet Theatre on March
27 and 28.
The show is sponsored by
BBG's (Basketball Booster
Girls) and highlights the
talents of our own student
body. This year there will
also be middle school and
elementary acts.
The show begins at 8
p.m. and the cost is SI .50
students and S2 for adults.
You may buy tickets ahead
of time at the high school
office beginning on Monday, March 4. Featured will
be " R o o t s . "
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Whitehall
Annette Fruge' to Roger E. Nesburg, son of M r . and M r s . ^
Don Nesburg of Montague. A May 31 wedding Is being'
5 2 8 0 D O W L I N G ST.
MONTAGUE
planned.
EASTER LILIES
The C h u r c h That T e a c h e s G o d ' s W o r d W i i h o u ' A p o l o g y
PASTOR JIM H O U S F M A N
Sunday School 9:25 a.m.
Ph. 6 9 3 - 3 2 6 5
Youih Fellowship
7 : 0 0 p.m. Sundoy
Morning Worship 11:00
Sunday School 9:45
Eve.7:00
Wed. Eve. 7 p.m.
Coffee Hour 10:30 a.m.
Fellowship Hall
Palm Sunday 11 a.m.
Special Musical Service"Passion of our L o r d "
By Billings
Nursery Provided
FOR SAIE
JOHN PAWLOWSKI
894-5802
Ph. 8 9 3 - 5 5 3 2 For I n f o r m a t i o n
AREA RELIGIOUS
WHITE LAKE NURSERY
1311 C o l b y St. - Whitehall
Rev. James Knol, Pastor
Phone-Church
893-5915
Parsonage 894-9415
Morning Sen/lce 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School 11:15a.m.
Evening Praise 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening
Family Nlte 7:00 p.m.
Says;
"BEAT HIGH FOOD COSTS,
Raise Your Own Garden!"
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His church
ST. J A M E S
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.
First robin
4 b l o o m s a n d up
(Enjoy Bible Study Course In Your H o m e )
FERRY M E M O R I A L
REFORMED CHURCH
Corner of Knudsen &
Old Channel Trail
M r . and Mrs. Orvllle A . Fruge" of Boyne Falls,
Michigan announce the engagement of their daughter
BAPTIST C H U R C H
Dr. John W i l l i a m Esfes, Pastor
offering will be taken with proceeds to be
used to support a Vietnamese family sponsored by the church.
DIRECTORY
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 N i g h t - 7 : 0 0 p.m.
For All Ages 9:15 a.m.
Milford Cook, R o o s e v e l t ^
Road, near Lake Michigan
saw first robin Thursday
3/20 about 3 p.m.
White Lake Area's
Full Gospel Church
WHITE LAKE
ASSEMBLY OF Q0D
Corner ol Spring & Division
, Whitehall
William Alexander, Pastor
Sunday School-9:45 a.m.
Worship Service -11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Prayer & Bible Study 7 p.m.
Radio Program
"The Word 01 God"
W.K.J.R.-Saturday 12:45 p.m.
WE WELCOME YOU TO
JOIN US IN OUR WORSHIP
Holding Forth the Word of Life
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COVENANT CHURCH
Warner & Lewis Streets
Whitehall
N E W ERA CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
New Era
JohnG.Sjoblom, Pastor
Phone 894-9322 or 894-4271
Rev. Jake Weeda
Phone 861-5018
Worship Service -11:00 a.m.
Evening Service-6:00 p.m.
Youth Meeting - Wed. 7:30 pm
Midweek Service Thursday
7:30 p.m.
Nursery Provided
Regular Schedule
MornlTig Service-9:30 a.m.
Evening Service-6:00 p.m.
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Old 99 off Melnert Park Road
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Phone 893-2315
CHURCH SCHOOL
10:00 a.m.
DIVINE WORSHIP
11:15a.m.
THE FRIENDLY
VACATION CHURCH
" W E WELCOME YOU"
SEED STARTER
WHITEHALL UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Division near Colby
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Phone 893-2315
DIVINE W O R S H I P - G ^ a . m .
Nursery Provided at the King's
House -123 South Dlvlson Avenue
CHURCH SCHOOL - 10:45 a.m.
A WARM WELCOME
TO VACATIONERS
SAINT PETER'S
BY-THE-LAKE
CLAYBANKS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
GILES R O A D
BAPTIST C H U R C H
2815 W . G i l e s Road
Muskegon
Roy Williamson. Pastor
Doug Carlson, Youth Pastor
744-7201 - Parsonage
744-9610-Church
Morning Worhslp 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 6:30 p.m.
Mid-week service-Wed. 7 p.m.
LEBANON
LUTHERAN CHURCH
1101 S. Mears
Whitehall
Larry L. Foster, Pastor
Phone - Church 893-5745
Parsonage-893-8525
Worship 10:15 a.m.
Nursery Provided
The Episcopal Parish
of W h i t e Lake
8451 Old Channel Trail
Montague
Rev. Douglas Schwert
Phone 893-2425
Holy Communion - 8:00 a.m.
Holy Communion - 10:00a.m.
(Nursery)
Come and break bread with us
PRINCE OF PEACE .'ARISH
Fr. Bernard Schai
IIOODykstra
Phone 744-3321
MASSES
Saturday-6:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. ,11:00 a.m.
Pre-school CCD classes &
Nursery during
9:00 a.m. Sunday Mass
Sacraments of Penance
Saturday 5:30:6:00 p.m.
Holy Days 9a.m. and 7 p.m.
Eveof Holy Day 7:00 p.m.
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CHAPEL CHORALE-The Marlon Chapel Chorale, of
Marlon, Indiana, will be appearing In a worship service of
^ s a c r e d music at Whitehall Wesleyan Church located at
E l l i o t and Division St., Whitehall on Tuesday, April 1 at 7
p.m. The Chapel Chorale is a touring group from Marlon
College, a Wesleyan denomonlnatlonal college. The group
has toured extensively throughout the Midwest, Including
the states of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
and Kentucky. In early 1980 they traveled to Phoenix,
Arizona, presenting concerts and working in various
capacities at a Southwest Indian School. The director of
the group Is Mrs. Carolyn Kindley. She is a graduate of
Houghton College In New York, and of Indiana University
and has been leading the chorale for about ten years. The
program contains a variety of sacred music, intended to
lead the congregation In a meaningful worship service.
The Rev. John Bridget is host pastor. The public Is
cordially Invited to attend this concert. Admission is free.
Jeonnie's Back
from Brazil
She'll be taking appointments starting
Monday, April 7th
Tues-Sat - W e d & Thur Evenings {by appointment only}
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Palm Sunday - Special Service
Combined choirs with Montague United Methodist
and Ferry Memorial Reformed Churches
at Montague Methodist
Maunday Thursday
Holy Communion 7 p.m.
Good Friday
Silent meditation at the church from 12 noon to 3 p.m.
Short devotionals will be given at the haif hour
Easter Sunday
Easter Worship Celebration 10 a.m.
Easter Breakfast 11:15 a.m.
Easter Worship 6 p.m.
Festival of Praise and Thanksgiving
Rev. James Knot
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Palm Sunday
Sunday School 9:15 A . M .
Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Maundy Thursday
Communion Service 7:30 p.m.
Good Friday
Vesper Service 7:30 p.m.
Easter Sunday
Youth Service 8 a.m.
Easter Breakfast 9 a.m.
Festive Service 10:30 a.m.
Rev. Robert Dorow
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Week Services!
OUR LADY OF F A T I M A
Tuesday-April 1
7 to 8 p.m. Individual Reconciliation
Good Friday
12:00 Noon - Meditation
12:30 p.m. Stations of The Cross
1:00 p.m. Meditation and Reflection
1:30 p.m. Liturgical Service
Holy Saturday
12:00 Noon - Prayer Service
Easter Sunday
Sunday Morning 5:45 A . M .
Followed by Breakfast in the Parish Hall
11:00 A . M . Mass
Fr. Patrick C t w l t y
OUR LADY OF A S S U M P T I O N
Friday, March 28
Communal Penance Service - 7:30 p.m.
Holy Thursday
7:30 p.m. Massof The Lord's Supper
10:00 p.m. Closing Evening Vesper Service
Good Friday
7:30 p . m . . Evening service
Stations of The Cross will precede
Easter Sunday
9:00 A . M . Mass
Followed by Coffee and Rolls
Fr. Pttrick Cawley
ST. PETER'S BY T H E L A K E EPISCOPAL C H U R C H
Good Friday
All night vigil Thursday 9 a.m. until Friday noon
Services 12 noon and 6 p.m.
Easter Sunday
Communion Services 8 a.m.
Choral Eucharist Service 10 a.m.
Rev. Douglas Schwert
MONTAGUE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Palm Sunday - Special Service
Combined choirs with Ferry Memorial Reformed
Church and Montague Methodist
at Montague Methodist.
Maundy Thursday
White Breakfast - 9:30 a.m.
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service 7 a.m.
Easter Breakfast 7:45 a.m.
Morning Worship Service 9:30 a.m.
Rev. Blrt Beers
N E W £RA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
Palm Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Good Friday
Combined Community Service
1:30 to 2:45 p.m. at Christian Reformed Church
Easter Sunday
Community Sunrise Service on Meyers Hill at 6:30 a.m.
Group Singing. Easter Scripture Service
9:30 a.m. Service and 6 p.m. Service
Rev. JakoWeeda
FRUITLAND EVANGEUCAL COVENANT CHURCH
Palm Sunday
Morning Worship 9:30 a.m.
Evening Bibie Study 7:00 p.m.
Maundy Thursday
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Services at 7 a.m. followed by breakfast
at church
Morning Worship 9:30 p.m.
M a r k A. Frykhdm, Pastor
WHITEHALL METHODIST CHURCH
Palm Sunday
Worship Service 9:45 a.m. at Whitehall
Worship Service 11:15 a.m. at Claybanks
Evening Hymn Sing 7:00 p.m. Whitehall
Maundy Thursday
Communion Service 7:30 p.m. at Whitehall Sanctuary
Good Friday
Combined Service at First Congregatinal Church
from 1 to 2 p.m.
Easter Sunday
Easter Celebration 9:45 a.m. - Whitehall .
Easter Celebration 11:15 a.m. - Claybanks
Rev. Edward H . Slate
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Palm Sunday
Sunday Church School 9 a.m.
Worship Service 10:15 a.m.
Maundy Thursday
Sedar Meal 7:30 p.m.
Good Friday
Liturgy 12 o'clock noon
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service 7 a.m.
Easter Breakfast 8 a.m.
(No Classes)
Festive Worship Service 10:15 a.m.
Rev. Larry Foster
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ST. J A M E S C A T H D U C - C H U R C H
Palm Sunday-8a.m., 9:30a.m., 11 a.m.
Maundy Thursday - 7:30 p.m.
Good Friday
Services 2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Saturday-7:30 p.m.
Easter Sunday
8a.m., 9:30a.m., 11 a.m.
Fr. Joseph Godzlsz
St. John, Claybanks
Easter 9:30 a.m.
WHITEHALL EVANGEUCAL COVENANT CHURCH
Palm Sunday
Morning Worship Service 11 a.m.
Evening Service 6 p.m.
Maundy Thursday
Communion Service 7:30p.m.
Easter Sunday
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Musical
Story of Christ from Birth to the Cross
Rev. John G. Sjoblom
ST. J A M E S L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
Maundy Thursday
Worship Service and Communion 7:30 P.M.
Good Friday Services
1:00 P.M. and 7:30 P.M.
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service6A.M.
Easter Breakfast 7 A.M.
Morning Festival Service 10:45 A . M .
Rev. Walter Teske
N E W ERA R E F O R M E D C H U R C H
Palm Sunday
Regular Services at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Maundy Thursday
Communion Services^7:30a.m. Rev. VanderMolen
will be sharing the ministry of music and Words
Good Friday
Combined services at Christian Reformed Church at
2 p.m. Theme "Aspects of the Cross". Offering goes to
Lakeshore Community Hospital
Easter Sunday
Community Easter Sunrise Service on Meyers Hill
at 6 p.m.
Easter Service at 9:30 a.m.
with Sunday School following
Evening Services at 7 p.m.
Rev. Steven VanderMolen, Pastor
W H I T E L A K E ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Palm Sunday Message 11 a.m.
" T h e Meaning of Palm Sunday"
Good Friday 12 noon - 3 p.m. Open Church
Movie "The Power of Resurrection"
Easter Sunday
Service 11 a.m.
"The Resurrection of Christ"
Rev. William Alexander
F R U I T L A N D BAPTIST C H U R C H
Good Friday
United Service with Evanston Avenue Baptist Church
Muskegon - 1 p.m.
Speaker - Rev. Warren Magnuson
(Rebroadcast over WKJR at 6 p.m.)
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service 7:30 a.m.
Breakfast follows
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Rev. Donald LeMalra
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Montague pair w i n s Shamrock
r t i / x e c f doubles
tournament
Nelsons roll a 1418 t h r e e
g a m e series to win top prize
WtUTKHALL- A record total of 351
couples enjoyed bowline in the fifth annual
Shamrock mixed Doubles tournament held
March 7-9 and March 14-16 at the White Lake
Lanes and organized by the WhitehallMontgue Lions G u b .
First prize of $150 was won by Lynn and
Jollie Nelson of M b n t a g u e , who bowled a
three g a m e series of 1418 with handicaps on
March 7.
Second place was won by Nelson and J u d y
Lowe, Ravenna, with 1377, third place went
^ J a n i c e and Roger Santos, North MuskeK J T I , with 1365. William Madison a n d Minnie
Bullock, Muskegon Heights were fourth with
1358; Fred and Betty Near, Shelby were fifth
with 1339; Douglas and Mary Keck, Hart and
Pam Scott and Tom DeWeerd, Muskegon,
tied for sixth a n d seventh with 1336; Hobart
Hill and Janice Hardy, Muskegon tied Ruth
Gonzalez, Twin Lake a n d John K e e n e ,
Montague for eighth and ninth place with
1335; Garve and Shirley Stanfield, Twin
Lake, won the tenth spot with 1334.
Seventy-one couples received monetary
prizes totalling $1580. Bowlers from as far
away as Flint, Owosso, Lansing and Michigan City, Indiana rolled in the t o u r n a m e n t . ,
Over $1,200 was raised by this benefit
tournament, proceeds of which will go toward
various Lion's state and district projects
aiding the blind and handicapped and toward
local civic projects.
On the east day of the tournament, March
16, the Lions drew the winning tickets of their
beef raffle. First prize of half-a-beef was won
by Bill Nichols, M o n t a g u e and second prize
of a quarter beef by, Minnie Bullock,
Muskgon Heights. Net proceeds of about
$500 will be donated toward the White Lake
Music Shell.
The Lions Club thanks all who participated in the bowling tournament and the
beef raffle for their generous support.
LYNN A N D JOLLIE NELSON, left, winners at the 1980
Charles Kassner Photo
Shamrock Mixed Doubles bowling tournament receive
check from Lion President Hubert Scott.
^ i l l netting
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M U S K E G O N - F e a t u r e d speaker for the
^ M u s k e g o n Country Steelheaders meeting
W e d n e s d a v . April 2 will b e Bill Hicks from
the Traverse Bay Sportsfishing Association.
Bill s p e a r h e a d e d their Association actions
which culminated with an injunction against
gill netting in the Traverse Bay. Meeting is at
the Mona Lake Boat G u b starting at 7:30
p . m . with social hour at 6:30. Public
welcome.
Ail-Sedway Team
PRE-EASTER SPECIALS
Here are just a few
COUGARS
H.Tops
^ N a m a , School, H e i g h t , Grade
- G a r y Simms, Reeths-Puffer. 6 - 4 , 1 2
Kevin Johnson. Ludington, 6 - 1 , 1 1
Curtis Adams, Orchard View. 6 - 1 , 1 1
S C O n ALWARD, WHITEHALL,
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_ M i k e McCarty. Orchard View. 6 - 4 . 1 2
Dan Westott. Spring Lake, 6 - 0 . 1 2
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Steve Pomeroy. Ludington. 6 - 2 . 1 2
HOPE TO HAVE SOON. . . .
Tom Anderson, Ludington, 6 - 2 , 1 1
W E HAVE NOW
Calvin Hiiilard. Reeths-Puffer, 5-10,12
Bill Stone. Fruitport. 6 - 1 , 1 2
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Honorable Mention (LHS) Joe Uebetreu. 5-11,12; Tom
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Soccer club off
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start
W H I T E L A K E - T h e White Lake Football G u b , Inc. h a s sponsored a soccer
p r o g r a m for our a r e a youth between the a g e s
of five a n d 18, both boys a n d girls. During the
three week sign-up period, t h e club regis^ b r e d 300 boys a n d girls, making a total of 17
soccer t e a m s . " A g r e a t response to say the
l e a s t , " said Dave Tinsley of the football club.
At a p a r e n t s ' m e e t i n g held March 13,
between 250 and 300 4dults came out to learn
more about the p r o g r a m that g u a r a n t e e s
playing t i m e , no cuts, a n d a whole lot of
family f u n .
Tinsley, president of the White Lake
Football Club, Inc., said h e is still working
out the details on obtaining practice fields,
^jiut is optimistic about getting both city and
^ A u r c h fields for the 17 t e a m s . He stated that
the g a m e s will be played at the M o n t a g u e
Football Field, starting May 3, 1980, at 9
a.m.
This progressive club Ts also sponsoring a
six mile run on July 4 in conjunction with the
Settlers Day Festivities.
The soccer seminars are scheduled for
Saturday, March 29, 1980 at 10 a . m . , April 3
at 7 p . m . and Sat., April 19 at 10 a . m . Topics
to be covered are coaching, rules and first
^ i d . All seminars will be held at the
V l o n t a g u e High School gym.
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March 26,1980. Page 20 W L
White Lake Area Obituaries
M R S . I V A N JORGENSfcN
EVELYN M.JARVIS
Mrs. Marian Jorgensen of Wilmington, Delaware,
former librarian for the Montague branch of the
Muskegon County Library, died Feb. 7. 1980 after a
lingering illness. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m.
on May 17 at the Good News Baptist Church located at
68th Street and Eastern in Grand Rapids. Rev. Wirth
Tennant, former pastor of the Montague United
Methodist Church, will share the service with the pastor of
the Good News Baptist Church.
Mrs. Jorgensen was born August 26, 1915. A native of
West Michigan, she was married to Ivan Jorgensen. They
made their home in the Delaware area about 25 years
before coming to Montague. She was a member of the
Montague United Methodist Church and served as
president of the Montague Garden Club. She was a
teacher for six years at Pearl, Mich. She also worked at the
Hagley Museum in Wilmington.
Calendar
T H E W H I T E LAKE COMMUNITY
CLUB will hold it's monthly potluck s u p p e r
on April 2 at 6:30 p . m . in the Old School
House on South Shore Drive and Lamos Rd.
in Whitehall. The speaker for the evening will
be M r s . Lucille Carlson of the C o n s u m e r s '
Protective Agency. The drawing for the three
Easter h a m s will take place, also.
CASSEROLE LUNCHEON--at Lebanon Lutheran Church, 1101 S. Mears,
Whitehall - March 28, 11-1:30 p . m . $2.
WHITE LAKE SENIOR CENTER
Wed., March 26-1:30 - Bus to Muskegon
Thurs., March 27--10:30 - Crafts. Cookbook Comm.
Fri.. March 28-10:30 - Cribbage; 11:30 - Blood
Pressure Clinic
Mon., March 31-DROP-IN! (Cards & Conservation)
Tues., April 1 - 1 0 - 3 Quilting
L E W I S R. S T R I K E R
Mrs. Evelyn M. Jarvis, age 57, passed away Friday
morning, March 14 at Muskegon General Hospital after a
short illness. She was born Dec. 14,1922 In Muskegon.
She was the former Evelyn M . Armstrong and was
married to Clifford Jarvis on Dec. 22,1939. She had been
emplyed as a cook for the Oakridge School Stysem for 12
years until her retirment in 1978. She was a member of
V.F.W. No. 446 Aux. She is survived by her husband,
Clifford: three sons, Douglas and wife Carol of Montague,
Glen and wife Karen, Wayne and wife, Jackie, all of
Muskegon: one daughter, Diane and husband Jon
DenHerder of Nunica: 12 grandchildren: one great
granddaughter: her mother, Mrs. Eva Armstrong: four
brothers, Robert, Kenneth, Merlin and Duane Armstrong:
six sisters, Mrs. Gene (Vivian) Pulslfer, Mrs. Oscar
(Genevieve) Potter, Miss Joyce Armstrong, Mrs. Ardis
Merriman, Mrs. Gordon (Louise) Anderson and Mrs.
James (Lorraine) Seltsema: one sister-in-law, Mrs. Bart
(June) Underhill. Services were held from the Sytsema
Chapel with Rev. Abraham DeVrles officiating. Interment
was in Sunrise Memorial Gardens.
G E R M A N Y - M a r y K.
Viles, d a u g h t e r of Mr.
and M r s . Dale N. Viles,
R. 1, Williams Road,
M o n t a g u e recently was
promoted to Army specialist four while serving,
as a medical specialist
with the 45th Medical
Battalion in H a n a u , Germany. The appointing
orders for this promotion stated " . . . T h e Secretary of the Army has
placed special trust and
confidence in this sold i e r ' s patriotism, valor, ,
fidelity and abilities."
The promotion
was
b a s e d upon t h e s e qualities and the demonstrated potential for increased responsibilities.
Area births
Old Stock
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LAYING A R O U N D
March 14
A girl to M r . and M r s .
Kurt Stembol, R. 2,
M o n t a g u e at Hackley.
S T A T E OF M I C H I G A N
Circuit Court for the County
of MUSKEGON MARIE E.
GLOVER, Plaintiff, vs. ROBERT H. GLOVER, Defendant.
ORDER TO ANSWER. File No.
79-15246 -DM
On November 2, 1979, an
action was filed by Marie E.
Glover, Plaintiff, against Robert H. Glover, Defendant, in
this Court to obtain a Judgment
of absolute divorce and for
other relief, including custody
of the minor child of the
parties, child support and attorney fees.
It Is hereby ordered that the
Defendant. Robert H. Glover
shall answer or take such other
action as. may be permitted by
law on or before May 16,1980.
Failure to comply with this
order will result in a judgment
by default against such Defendant for the relief demanded in
the complaint filed in this
Court.
Date of Order: February 14,
1980
Ronald Pannucci,
Circuit Judge P-18617
Guerry B. McNabb.
Plaintiffs Attorney
401 Muskegon Federal Savings
Building
Bus. Address: P.O. Box 216
Muskegon, Ml. 49443
3/5,12,19,26
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M R . SHIRLEY R . D U N H A M
M r . Shirley R. Dunham, age 57, passed away
suddenly Tuesday evening, March 11 at Blodgett Hospital
in Grand Rapids. He was born April 26,1922 in Plymouth,
Mi., coming to Muskegon In 1953. Mr. Dunham married
the former Violet Mitchell in Hulbert, Ml., In 1947. He
was a member of the Methodist Church of Hulbert, Ml.
Mr. Dunham served in the U.S. Army during W W II. He
was employed in maintenance for the Hooker Chemical
Company In Montague. Surviving are his wife, Violet, one
step-son, Mervin L. Mitchell of Muskegon: two sisters,
Mrs. Jean Horvath of Brooklyn, Mi. and Mrs. Nancy
Meyer of Ann Arbor, ML, also two grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews. The Memorial Service for
Mr. Dunham was held at the Edgewood Lutheran Church,
Fruitport with Rev. Jack Horner officiating. Arrangements were by Lee Funeral Home, Muskegon.
KATHYLEE HAMMOND
Kathy Hammond, age 19 died in Portland, Texas,
Sunday morning, March 16. Born in Grand Haven she
had lived most all her life in the Whitehall area before
moving to Texas. She was a 1978 graduate of Whitehall
High School. Surlvors are her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gil
Hammond of Whitehall, one brother Rodney at home;
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sandel of Grand
Haven; Perry Hammond of Thompsonville: Angle
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FARM SERVICE
8819 F t r r y St., M o n t i g i N Ph. 893-7196
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•Interior Painting & Wall Papering
• H o m e Repair & Maintenance •
•Cleaning Services [Commercial & Residential]
•Ceramic Tile Installation
•Janitorial Supplies
•Hostess Helper
•Aquarium & Pet Supplies [Tropical Fish]
•Car Wash & Waxing
•Used Furniture & Appliances
•Record Stop [Tapes, A l b u m s ,
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DO Y O U HAVE A N Y
Hammond of Holland: great grandmother Elma Hammond of Grand Haven. The funeral service was held from
the Clock Chapel, Whitehall with the Rev. William
Alexander officiating. Interment Oakhurst Cemetery.
Mr. Striker, age 79, died at Muskegon General
Hosplta March 17. Born In Jackson he has lived
most all his life in the greater White Lake area. He was
retired from the former Rothbury Foundry and was
married to the former Nora Crawford. Survivors are his
wife, Nora; three sons, Carl and Bruce both of Twin Lake,
Edward of North Muskegon: four grandchildren. The
funeral service was held from the Clock Chapel, Whitehall
with the Rev. Edward H. Slate officiating. Interment
Rothbury Cemetery.
Complete
See our
plumbing
displays
in s h o w
room
electrical &
plumbing
supplies
Classified Deadline Saturday lOa.tn. 893-1395
H O R S E S H O E I N G and trimming.
Notices
EASTER BREAKFAST
April 6
Pancakes-Eggs-Sausage
at the
W h i t e Lake Eagles
• 0 : 3 0 a . m . - 1 : 0 0 p.m.
Open To The Public
Tickets available at the club.
3/26.4/2c
IS D R I N K I N G Y O U R
PROBLEM?
Call W h i t e Lake A A Group
893-4365 - 894-6255 - 894-4330 894-4452
1/9ttc
CASSEROLE L U N C H E O N
at
Lebanon Lutheran Church. 1101
S. Mears, Whitehall - March 28 11-11:30 P.M. $2. 3/26c
R U N N E R S U N I T E . Call if interested in forming a running club in
V V ^ e Lake area. 894-2057.3/26,
W E S P E C I A L I Z E in outdoor,
weddings, senior grads, families,
group activities, and portraits at
Grant's Studio. Hart. Ph. 8734665. tfc
H E L P US R E C Y C L E old newspapers. W i l l pick up if you have
quantities. Call 759-2196. 3/19.
26c
N O W Y O U have a choice young
r r ^ w h o is doing professional
porJalts. New ideas, new ways of
thinking at Grant's Studio, Hart,
tfc
MONTGOMERY WARDS
announces its APRIL Truckload
Appliance and Lawn Equipment
Sale. For early shoppers who
order qualifying merchandise we
offer merchandise
certificates
ranging in value from S5 to $30
thru March 29. 1980. Huston
S ^ j M Agency, Montague. Ph.
8b. ^ 5 0 2 . 3/12,19,26c
FARM DRAINAGE
CONTRACTOR
FREE ESTIMATES
John Near
861-4424 evenings
Contact W i l l Lent 861-5033. tfc
FOR
E A S T E R B U N N I E S - Call 8946955. 3/26C
D O G & C A T wild bird feeds and
supplies. Water softner and salt
1
and Delcer salt. Dahl's F a r m
1
Service, Montague. Ph. 893-7195
1
11/7tfc
ENJOY A F A V O R I T E summer
time activity now. Rent the
swimming pool at Our Health
Spa, only $15 per hour. Rh.
894-2500.1/30tfc
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
• • j t a c t us for high quality pictures, invitations,
thank you
notes, napkins and accessories.
All at reasonable prices. Call
Ross Photography 861-5273.3/12
19,26c
R E D U C E S A F E & F A S T with
GoBese Tablets & E-Vap "water
pills" T o d d Pharmacy. 2/27 thru
4/9p
BUS T R I P T O Dearborn Falrlane
Stopping Mall, Saturday, April
also a bus trip to Nashville
May 16 thru 19 to Grand Old
Opery, Operyland, and a visit to
Amish Acres. Contact Noble Gadabouts, 821-2273 after 9:30 p.m.
or write Box 26, Holton, M l .
49425. No alcohol allowed on bus.
3/19,26,4/2.9c
EVERY TUESDAY
>BEEF •PORK
•VEAL«LAMB
873-3874
C H A R L E S H I L T Z 7763 Carefree
Drive, Whitehall has won 2 Free
tickets to the Park Theater. They
may be picked up at the Observer
office, 8674 Ferry St., Montague
3/26 thru 4/2.
POTTING SOIL - peat pots - peat '72 BRONCO - runs good - good
moss - cactus mix - Vermiculite - dune buggy. Call 861-5625.3/26p
plant foods. Wonders Western
Suppliers - U.S. 31, Montague,
Ph. 894-4481. 3/15tfc
We Sell
Bottled Gas
and
Make Hook-ups
P E D A L I N T O S P R I N G 2 6 " , 24 , , 1
2 0 " single speed bikes, expertly
reconditioned. $30 each. Call
894-2212 after 5 p.m. 3/19p
'73 S U Z U K 1 1 0 0 - $150; 12 inch
chain saw with case; Sanyo stereo
cassette deck. Excellent buys.
894-4790. 3/26c
Ask us for infortnolion
Postema Bros.
HARDWARE & APPLIANCES
H A Y FOR SALE - good quality
first cutting, also some year old
B A R K FOR SALE - Jarvis Sawfirst cutting. 894-4908. 3/26 thru
mill, Inc. 861-2078 tfc
4/16c
S & S S I D I N G S A L E S . Save
hundreds of dollars. Eliminate
salesmen and buy from installer.
Call 869-5930. 3/26,4/2c
4 0 ^ 0 P E R C E N T O F F upholstery
fabrics, naugahyde leather. Foam
rubber cut to your sizes, draperies reduced to 50 percent, good
selection.
T h e Fair, 1292 E.
Broadway, Muskegon. Open 9 to
NEW ERA
PH 861-2442
1 know it wasn't promised in the
millage campaign, but wiH the Middle
School be able to go back to a full day?
* Not at this time, but as soon as funds
—
are clearly available,' it will be done.
6. tfc
SLAB W O O D $70 & $80. Free
delivery within 20 mile radius.
Jarvis Sawmill, Inc. Ph. 861-2078
1/30tfc
W H I T E H A L L DISTRICT SCHOOLS
BOARD OF E D U C A T I O N
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CHARLES KASSNER
STAMPS with purchase of ANY
8779 Ferry Street
Montague, Michigan
WHITEHALL
cannot
Phone 894-9085
extend this offer!
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plus today's conveniences. Large kitchen
and first floor laundry. Aluminum siding,
storms and screens. Woodburning parlor
stove keeps everyone toasty.
Near
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s
8,995
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Whitehall
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M o t t l e Homes
MUSKEGON
Apple Ave. & Carr Rd.
OPEN 7 DAYS 733-2544
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CHEAP! 2 bedroom house in Rothbury.
$9,000.
•Professional Portrait
•Outdoor
Weddings
•Senior Graduation
•Passports
SEE
us
IN
HEGG'S DEPT. STORE
WHITE LAKE FRONTAGE -- Beautiful
building site on South side, near Yacht
Club and Golf Course. 87 feet of frontage
with fantastic view of channel area. The
BEST LOT AVAILABLE--$35,000. Terms
Possible. NEW LISTING.
'A.I 'A.i
PHOTO PORTRAITS
Wick Homes
BEST COMMERCIAL LOT in Whitehall.
125 feet x 180 feet on Business U.S. #31.
Terms possible, just $22,900.
NEW
DIMENSION
COUNTRY GEM, Sharp 4 bedroom, IVt
story charmer, extra large closets, 16' x 24'
living room, sliders off dining area to large
patio, woodburning stove, located 4 miles
East of Rothbury on 5 partially wooded
acres, only $39,900 with assumable 9 3 /i%
mortgage.
Series
D 1 0 Words-$1.60 minimum
8 cents Each Additional W o r d
50 cents Extra For Border
50 cents for changes
Card of Thanks $3.00
Sorry! No refund for cancellation
PROCESSING
W O R K C L O T H E S - pants $1.00,
shirts $.75. Also jackets, coveralls, socks, caps, etc at low
prices. Factory Surplus Sales,
Montague stoplight corner. Ph.
894-6633. Open 10 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. 12/10tfc
WEDDING
PHOTOGRAPHER
HART, M l • 8 7 3 - 4 6 6 5
CUSTOM
BUTCHERING
2 8 . 0 0 x 16.5 reg. tires. $25 pair.
894-2212 after 5 p.m. 3/26c
to
CLASSIFIED
RATES
HART
MEAT CO.
H A N D C R O C H E T E D baby blankets. Call 894-5809. 3/5 thru
3/26p
F I R E W O O D - seasoned red and
white oak - $25 per face cord
A K C B A S E N J I PUPS 8 weeks delivered in Shelby/Hart area.
old. 744-4563 after 5 p.m. 3/19, 1 $30 in Whitehall/Montague area.
1
26c
2/27c
$35 in Muskegon. Ph. 861-5751.
4 2 " P O N Y - Ariel Colby % ml. 3/5.12c
I east of Rothbury. 3/26c
E L E C T R I C hot water heater; box
springs and matress; B / W TV;
HAPPY
ADS
P O U L T R Y , hog, cow, horse and washer and dryer (gas).
Call
other feeds. D i h l ' i F i r m Service 894-2423 after '5 p.m. 3/19.26p
I Montague. Ph. 893-7195. tfc
O N E R E G I S T E R gas floor furTo Frank Dohnal: " Y o u light up T W O G O A T S - 8 weeks old for
nace with 20' of new 6 " flue pipe
our l i v e s " - a n d Sandy Lane and butchering or raising. $25 each. - $25. One pair used Goodrich
Shari Drive. Thanks for all the Don VanDoren. New Era, 861- tires ER 78/14 $15. Call 861-5320
hours you spent to convert our 4614. 3/26p
3/19,26c
gas lights to electricity.
F E E D S FOR H O R S E - pig The Neighbors
S T O P D O N ' T T H R O W away that
chicken - rabbit - duck- dog - cat old chair. Let us repair It for you.
bird.
W o n d e r s W e s t e r n SupCaneing, Wicker, Reed, Rattan,,
pliers US 31, M o n t a g u e . tfc
Lost A n d
Rush. W i l l make new rockers and
Found
I S P R I N G S A L E at Slelskis Saddle other little things. Upholstering.
1
POKE - ABOUT SHOPPE. Ph.
Shop. 15% off all purchases the
894-8450. 3/9tfc
week of March 24 thru March 29.
LOST - L I T T L E B O Y S P E T • Open 1 till 6 Tuesday, Thursday,
Terrier and Poodle mixed - little Friday and Saturday. Masterblack dog. white on chest, named charge and Visa welcome. 4355
McKeaver last seen on Shelby Kinney Road. Ludlngton 843Road in Benona. Call 861-5031 or 8633. Other hours by appoint873-2821. R E W A R D . 3/26c
ment. 3/26c
YOUNG CATERING SERVICE Let us cater your special occasion
party. Reasonable. 894-2058.
10/18tfc
WRAPPING & SHARP FREEZING
SALE
DEUR IMPLEMENT Stock Reduction and
Consignment Auction. Located 3 miles east of
Fremont on 48th Street and 1 mile south of
Baldwin Avenue or 4 miles west of Newaygo
on M-82 and 2 miles north of Baldwin Avenue.
SAT., MARCH 29 - Starting 10 A.M. SHARPI
Farmall H to be given away day of auction.
Over 25 tractors; 5 combines; hay equipment;
tillage and misc. tools; many other items too
numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash - Day of
Sale. 10% discount on all parts - cash only day of sale. Tractors to sell at 11 a.m. Loading
will be provided. Listing subject to change due
to daily business. Evert Deur, owner - (616)
924-3420. AUCTIONEERS: U n y Kalne John Stamm - Alfred Chase.
3/26/80
Suburban and simply
b e a u t i f u l ! That's t h e
-sVN E W P O R T . O n e of the
exciting n e w h o m e s In our
N e w Dimension Series.
It's FULL of luxury
f e a t u r e s — I n c l u d e s Wick
H o m e s exclusive E n e r g y n
S a v i n g S y s t e m ® too.
f L
A n d it's sized to fit small O
or n a r r o w sites. Plus, luxurious exterior styling choices blend beautifully
with a n y s u b u r b a n setting!
F i n d o u t m o r e about ail of o u r n e w Wick
H o m e s ! Ask about creative financing too!
(CSaf) Wick Homes
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A product ot Wick Building Systems Inc
BOB SAMUELS/WICK HOME DEALER
7887 W. Shelby Road
SHELBY
861-4591
5 Miles West of US 31 Freeway
*TO
QUALIFIED BUYERS
I
HANDYMAN SPECIAL-partially finished
3 bedroom home on 63/i rolling acres, live
in the walk-out basement while you
complete the upper level, $27,000 and
LAND CONTRACT TERMS, located on
Roosevelt Rd. 7 miles NW of Montague.
w h i ' I ' k LAKE VIEW, 3 different homes,
all with a beautiful view...one will be just
right for you.
Don Holmstrom
Herb Jacobs
Frank HoQlster
Bob Miller
Gordon OdeD
Jack Bendekm
Leslie Patterson
894-5136
861-4033
894-4331
894-6067
894-5914
894-6124
894-6286
H E A V Y D U T Y trailer w/B* x 12'
bed. Single axle - $750. Call
894-5929. 3/26,4/2,9,16
1975 M E R C U R Y C O M E T , good
condition. Ph. 861-4620 or 8946955. 3/12.19.26p
C O A S T E R W A G O N S medium
E L K H A R T T R A V E L E R . 7 3 . 26 and large sizes $15 each; tricycles
foot, twin beds. Call 894-4288. $15 and $10 each. 894-2212 after
3/26c
5 p.m.
M I C H A E L C O O K 5042 Dowling,
Montague has won 2 Free tickets
to the Park Theater. They may be
picked up at the Observer office,
8674 Ferry St., Montague 3/26
thru 4/2.
FOR
SALE
" U S E D J E A N S " $5.00 - bibs
T A K E A TRIP
$6.00. Many other
bargains;
INTO W H I T E LAKE'S PAST
jackets, flannel shirts, casual Order a copy of the W h i t e Lake
pants, sweaters, sport shirts;
Area Historical Society's 48-page
belts, etc. Factory Surplus Sales,
self-guiding tour of over 21
Montague. 12/10tfc
historical sites in the White Lake
1977 D 0 0 G E M I N I M O T O R - area, including the site of one of
H0fAE-22/2
ft., low mileage,
John Jacob Astor's (1790) originsleeps 6. very clean, $9,500; 1979
al fur trading posts at DuckLake.
Dodge Aspen miniwagon, slant 6.
special edition, factory air A M - Over 65 photos, maps and illusFM. automatic. PB/PS. 13.500 trations. plus background of each
miles, very clean. $4,750. 894- site. Send $1 for booklet, mailing
BIKES
TRIKES
1977 Y A M A H A 650 - like new,
new tires. Call 861-4694. 3/19,
26p
'76 H O N D A CB 360 - sell, trade
or buy Honda 90 trail bike. 8614506. 3/19,26c
and handling charges. Member-
8161. 3/26c
MONTGOMERY WARDS
announces its APRIL truckload Appliance and Lawn Equipment
Sale. For early shoppers who
order qualifying merchandise we
offer merchandise
certificates
ranging in value from $5 to $30
thru March 29. 1980. Huston
Sales Agency, Montague. Ph.
894-5602. 3/12,19.26c
C A R F M R A D I O ? Convert your
car A m to an A M - F M for $22.17.
Easy to install - works good.
H o m e T V , Whitehall. 3/26c
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT excellent condition, 6 burner gas
stove, grill, exhaust system w /
hood, tables, chairs, Silex coffee
maker, more. Country Coffee
Shop - 3 miles west of Freeway,
Shelby. 861-4024. 3 / 2 6 , 4 / 2 p
100 8 F T . C E D A R POSTS $1.50
each. Call Rothbury 894-6027
after 6 p.m. 3/26c
W H I R L P O O L W A S H E R - needs
some repair. 4-burner electric
stove top with built-in cabinet.
New diamond-engagement ring
with matching wedding bands.
894-4735. 3/26p
W A T C H BATTERIES
for
all
electronic. LED & LCD watches.
Mitchell Jewelry, 909 E. Colby,
Whitehall (across from W h i t e
Sands) Ph. 893-4782. tfc
CHESTNUT KNOLL ANTIQUES
now open for business, corner
West Webster Rd. and 60th Ave.,
off Old US 31. W e have round
and square oak tables,
old
rockers, clocks, kerosene G.W.T.
W . hanging and leaded lamps,
phonographs. Much furniture,
much more all refinished. W E
A L S O A R E BUYING ANTIQUES.
OPEN F R O M M O - 6
894-6220. 3/26tfc
DAILY
&
Halls
for Rent
S H A R P 2 4 " Champion '72 motor
home, excellent condition. Make
offer. Any reasonable offer accepted. 873-3377. 3/26,4/2p
V F W H A L L FOR R E N T
Weddings - Parties - etc. Ph.
894-5765. 9/11 tfc
1975 W I N D S O R mobile home excellent condition, on 2 acres
land, partially furnished, double
car garage, nice location. Call
Tom Beckman 861-5955 after 5
p.m. 3/26p
ROTHBURY AMERICAN
LEGION HALL
for rent - parties - receptions, etc.
Call 894-8413. tfc
REAL
$7.50 per family.
ESTATE
Send check or money order to
White Lake area Historical Society. Box 276-Z, Montague. M i .
49437. tfc
USED
CARS&TRUCKS
M O N T A G U E - S m a l l , neat 2-bedroom home close to schools. No
pets. $185/month plus utilities,
deposit required.
Available
March 15. Call 894-9085 for Jim.
3/12tfc
IMMEDIATE CASH
for land contract
Arrowhead
Agency
Montague
894-9085
1973 C A M A R O - built for racing,
350, 4-spd., headers, Keystone
classic. Custom paint. Call 8936355 or 894-8327 after 5 p.m.
3/26c
7 2 M E R C U R Y M A R Q U I S - 2-dr.
hardtop, all the goodies. $300.
744-3315. 3/26c
•This past year there has been much
interest throughout the State about
N E W OPENING
TERRY'S L A K E V I E W HALL
1975 S H U L T Z W E L U N G T O N 12 Whitehall - Available anytime.
x 54. 2 bedroom. Set up in $100. Parties - Receptions - Etc.
Edgewood Trailer Park, section Ph. 893-3444 or 894-9691. 3/19tfc
for children 894-2133 after 4 p.m.
3/26,4/2p
H A L L FOR R E N T - f o r reception,
parties, etc. Ph. 744-9063
894-5412. 11/7tfc
ship in the historical Society is $5
per person.
W H I T E H A L L - One bedroom
apartment, $175/mo. includes
utilities, no pets, first and last
months rent plus $100. Security
deposit. Call 894-9085 ASK FOR
N E W L Y R E M O D E L E D 1 bed- d q n . 3/26tfc
room apartments,
downtown
Montague. Stove, refrigerator & L O W W I N T E R R A T E S . ^ J
utilities furnished.
No pets, studio apartments and kitchen894-9021. 3/5tfc
nettes. Call 894-9097. 1/16tfc
1975 W I N D S O R mobile home, 2
car garage, excellent cond. in
Shelby, must sell this week! Call
861-5955. 3/26
providing school programs for gifted
and talented students. How
Whitehall feel about this?
J E E P S - Cars & Trucks available
at government Auctions from
$22.50 and up. Call Information
Services Incorporated on how to
obtain your directory.
Call
312-742-1143, Ext. 1146.
3/19,4/2,16.30c
or
and develop his own capabilities.
H A L L FOR R E N T - Twin Lake
Civic Building. Call 828-6379.
3/7tfc
Students with learning disabilities
are given special help; opportunities
should be provided for the gifted and
talented as wnll.
P. M. WATERBEDS
Whitehall District Schools Board of Education
Store Policy
cont. next page
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* Free Delivery and Setup
SPECIAL NOTICE
WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP
* One Year No Charge Service and X M l a y Trial
* Special Customer Rates
* Our Customers Come First
Phone: 843-4340
ANNUAL MEETING
219 S.James St., Ludlngton
SATURDAY, M A R C H 29,1980
Mastercharge - Visa -
WATERFRONT-Hlllslde-Building Sites in White Lake Area.
Terms available.
BUILDERS
LOOK, if you buy to build a
special house-no down payment
or installments until you sell!
Arrowhead Agency 894-9085.
3/12,19.26c
W A N T RESULTS?
Observer-News classified ads are
the answer. Phone 893-1395.
EAR P I E R C I N G F R E E by qualified personnel. 24 Kt. gold over
surlgical stainless steel earrings
at only $7.50 pair. No appointment necessary. Sorry no children under 5 year
r
A . The Board Policies state that
education must help the student to find
The Annual Township Meeting of the Electors
Layaway and Easy Terms
1979 J E E P P I C K U P - 4x4, under
warranty, V8, 4 speed, lockouts,
black with rollbar, brush guards,
sliding rear window, all terrain
tires, white spoke rims, under
4,000 miles - $6,650. Call 8614589. 3/26
does
of
W H I T E RIVER T O W N S H I P
County of Muskegon - State of M i c h i g a n
Tniloied
building / y / l e m /
W i l l be held at the Mouth School beginning, at 1:30 p.m.'
E.S.T., Saturday, March 29,1980 to transact whatever business
that may legally come.before it.
Dan Eilers
The P O S T BUILDING & SUPPLY C o m p d n y
11335 A p p l e Drive,
N u n i c a , M i c h i g a n 40448 (616) 837-6466
Township Clerk
Post (Pole) Buildings
Backache?
Arthritis?
Can't
Sleep?
NOTICE
Jim DeHorn
Coopersville, M I
3/19,26
616-837-6196
ANNUAL MEETING
SATURDAY, M A R C H 29,1980
The Annual Township Meeting of the Electors
NOTICE
of
WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP
A Waterbed
C J J E W E L R Y ^
-
IS
the answer!
HART & SHELBY
in Shelby Mini M a l l and in Hart
at the stop light. 12/19tfc
• 30 Day
Trial
NOTICE
VILLAGE OF ROTHBURY
Easy terms are
always
ANNUAL MEETING
W i l l be held at the Whitehall Township Hall, beginning at 2:00
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of Electors of
Fruitland Township will be held at the Township Hall, 6421
Durham Road at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, March 29, 1980. A
proposed budget for General and Revenue Sharing Funds will
be presented.
Mary Jane Kruse
p.m. E.S.T. Saturday. March 29. 1980 to transact whatever
business that may legally come before it.
^nr
We will be presenting the budget and will be holding a public
hearing on the expenditure of Federal Revenue Sharing monies,
Don Holmstrom,
i
Township Clerk
Township Clerk
3/19,26
3/19,26
available
MUSKEGON
WATER BED
The Rothbury Board of Appeals will have a Hearing on
Wednesday, A p r i l 3.1980 at 7:00 P.M. In the Rothbury Village
Hall. This Hearing will be on a petition by Jim Sweeney to put a
fishing business in the former Ken's Body Shop located at 7699
VISIT EITHER
Michigan Avenue.
Don. J. Alvesteffer, Secy.
LOCATION
5270 Apple Avenue. 5 miles
Board of Appeals
E. of U.S. 31
Rothbury, Mich. 49452
County of Muskegon-Stata of Michigan
FRUITLAND TOWNSHIP
3/26/80
Or
1447 Sherman Blvd.
Hours
M o n . - F r i . - 1 0 - 9 Sat. 10-5
NOTICE
CITY OF WHITEHALL
MINUTES OF
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
NOTICE
MONTAGUE AREA
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
,
S U M M A R Y OF B O A R D O F E D U C A T I O N M E E T I N G
OF M A R C H 20,1980
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. Members
present: Andersen,Cogswell, Winteringham, Schmiedeknecht,
EXPENSES E S T I M A T E D
Fire Protection
ESTIMATED BUDGET
INCOME ESTIMATED
State Revenue Share
Township Tax
Collections Fees
Sales Tax
Bldg. & Trailer Permits
7,000
5.000
2.000
16.000
5,000
Muskegon
Cemical Company.
The City Council recommended that on Page 6 of the repor'
Insurance
t . . 1,250
Town Hall
600
that Muskegon Chemical Company will contract for the
1,200
necessary well contractor services, collect and analyze the
Building Inspection
3,100
necessary water samples, measure water levels, measure the
5. Authorized the rental of two driver education cars from
Printing, Advertising, Postage, etc
1,250
quantity of waters purged, coordinate the various necessary
Shelby Motors for a three month period at a cost of $500.
Dues & Contributions
1,150
inputs, and prepare and submit 'to the City of W h i t e h a l l and
6. Accepted the resignation of Katherine TenBrink, first grade
Mileage
600
the D . N . R . '
Elections
900
interpretation assistance from Williams and Works, I n c . "
W . L . Ambulance
400
Misc
*
the progress reports with consultation and
Moved by Marke!, seconded by Winteringham, to accept
the proposed program to correct the groundwater pollution at
SUB-TOTAL
$26,850
Liquor Licenses
798
Board of Review
State Income Tax
800
Salaries
19,000
600
50,000
Intangible Tax
1,200
Road Improvement
Interest
4,000
Building Improvement
5,000
Muskegon Chemical Company with the preceding modification.
Motion carried.
The Council also expressed its need to be kept informed of
the status of the program through verbal reports at each council
$65,798
T 0 T A
L
Moved by Markel, seconded by Anderson, to adjourn the
By Robert C. Wackernagel
Supervisor
.
City Clerk
for 1980.
teacher at Rothbury, effective at the end of the school year.
7. Adopted a policy on transportation to become effective
upon
the
beginning
of
school
In the
fall
of
1980S
8. Entered into an agreement with Muskegon Public Schools
to provide co-op services for MAPS for the 1980-81 school
year.
9. Authorized MAPS to join in a consortium with Whitehall
Language Arts Coordinator.
your Board of Education. Citizens desiring more Information
W i l l i a m E. Beauvals
3/26/80
4. Authorized an application for a summer migrant program
The above summary conveys the most significant actions of
Submitted by:
$101,450.
3. Adopted a policy regarding talented & gifted students.
District Schools and apply for a $38,600 grant for a
meeting from the City Manager.
meeting at 7:39 P.M.
Total
M r . Carlson expire this year.
2. Approved payment of bills In the amount of $65.776.89.,"•
the following words be inserted: " A t this time, it Is proposes
28.000
3.000
Proposed Hydrogeologic Investigation Plan for
vLcancies will occur since the terms of M r . Roesler and
400
Cemeterys
1978-1979
The purpose of the Special Meeting was to receive the
$ 9,000
G a r b a g e s Dump
MONTAGUE, Ml 49437
Federal Revenue Share
1. The annual school election is scheduled for June 9,1980. Two
Cogswell and Huttenga.
Township of
White River
are Invited to inquire of the Board or the Administration.
3/26/80
3/26/80
DIVflOPMENT
l)i\ElOPMINT
DtVHOPMENT
Purchase your building todayl
We can erect tomorrow.
SHORELINE
DEVELOPMENT
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q u a l i t y buildings
UTILITY A D D ON
PLUMBING SHOP
M E C H A N I C S T R U C K GARAGE
ADD ON BUILT A R O U N D EXISTING STRUCTURE
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F A R M U T I U T Y BUILDING
ERA
CANNING
COMPANY
WAREHOUSE
DRYLAND BOAT HOUSE
HERE ARE JUST A FEW STYLES AND PRICES
24 , X24 , -8' G a r a g e
Steel Colon; White, Gold, Green, Red, brown,
Avocado ,
1 - 1 6 x 7 Fiberglass Overhead Door
> 1 - 3 ' 0 " x 6' 8 " P re-finished Insulated Door
24 > X32'-10 f
Complete
BUILT
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YOUR
SITE
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Painted steel - Your choice of colorel
1 - 1 0 x 1 0 Sliding D o o r - M e t a l framing.
1 - 3*8" x 6 ' 8 " Pre-flnlshed door with
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1 • 4' x 2' Aluminum Sllde-ty Window
All Lumber shall be No. 2 or Treated
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1 - 3' x 6 ' 8 " Insulated Pre-flnlshed Door
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1 - 1 6 x 7 Fiberglass Garage Door
1 - 3 ' 0 " x 6 ' 8 " Pre-flnlshed Insulated Door
w / K e y Lock
- 4' x 2' Aluminum Sllde-by Windows
Door Jambs & Stops Covered
PRICE:
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All Lumber shall be No. 2 or Better or Treated
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Complete
Erected Price
4 8 4 5 FIRST STREET
NEW ERA, M l
ESTIMATES*
DEVEEOPMENT
DEVEEOPMENT
PHONE
COLLECT
861-4027
DEVEIOPMENT
SEWING M A C H I N E SERVICEtune-up special $12. any make.
Ph. 894-9832. Donna Collins.
Post Road. 11/28tfc
FOR R E N T OR SALE - 2-be(lroom house with W i wooded
acres, north of Montague, near
Lake Michigan. Carpeted. Franklin stove in living room, utility
& storage room J185/mo. utilities. 828-6672 after 5 p.m. 3/26c
1 or 2 B E D R O O M apartments for
rent, all utilities furnished - $225
and up. 268 Park St.. Pentwater
or call 869-2271. 3/12.19.26.4/2C
WANTED
B
WANTED
SILVER COINS - C & 0 COINS
Buy and sell. Gold, rings, pocket
watches, clad. Franklin Mint,
foreign collections, sterling, etc.
Confidential. Reference - Shelby
State Bank. 861 -5103 or 861 -2390.
3/26 thru 4/16p
W A N T E D T O B U Y , cow manure
- call 894^173. 3/19.26c
STAMPS-Singles.
Collections.
Accumulations,
any amount.
Have for sale stamps and all
stamp supplies, albums and supplements. Call 861-5625. 3/12,
19,26 4/2p
SILVER COINS W A N T E D
Gold and sterling silver. Clad
halves , 6&-70. Paying highest
rates. Call and see! Bank
reference. Prompt pickup. Confidential. Shelby. 861-4509 or
861-5484.1/9tfc
W A N T E D - Cream Separator In
working order. Call 894-8426 or
893-0645. 3/19,260
SILVER A N D GOLD COINS Coin Collections,
FRANKUN
M I N T , C A N A D I A N C O I N S . Call
for price 894-5417 after 4 p.m.
1/23p
Jobs Wanted
S N O W P L O W I N G day or night.
Tree t r i m m i n g or removal. Free
estimates. Wood for sale. 8949483.1/9tfc
! i
HELP
WANTED
CAMP CARETAKER WANTED The Muskegon Y Camp-Pendalouan is looking for a general
handyman/maintenance person
for care and facility supervision of
year-round camp. Full time position includes 2 bedroom house,
utilities, part time board and
salary. For more information
contact the camp director at
894-4538 or 722-3741. 3/26c
EQUIPMENT
BILL P E T E R S O N
CONSTRUCTION
New construction & Remodeling.
Licensed & Insured. Install kitchen cabinets, formica work. Ph.
894-5094. 6199 Bell Rd.. Whitehall. 11/28tfc
K I T C H E N C A B I N E T S - baths,
appliances, carpeting. Armstrong
vinyl and Bath Boutique. Style
Trend Interiors, Inc., Ludlngton.
Ph. 845-6500. tfc
WINTERS BARBER SHOP
4954 Hunt St., Montague. Hours
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evenings by
appointment. Closed Friday &
Saturday. Ph. 894-6311. tfc
AAA
TREE EXPERTS
Call for free estimate. Fully insured. Whitehall 894-5012 or
894-8505. tfc
B A B Y S I T T E R for first shift.
References required. Rothbury
area. Call 894-6911. 3/19.26c
LPN or RN - Apply in person,
Whitehall Manor, part time or
full time. Applications taken for
nurses aides. 9/12tfc
N O W T A K I N G applications for
waitresses, cooks and chamber
maids. Driftwood Lodge. 8937035. 2/13tfc
H E A L T H & LIFE INSURANCE
for individual & small group. Let
me quote. Ed Sikkenga Agency
FOR " a job well done f e e l i n g " 894-8244 or 861-4012.12/19tfc
clean carpets with Blue Lustre.
Rent electric shampooer $2. Ben W A T C H R E P A I R I N G ring sizing,
Franklin Store, Whitehall.
engraving, Mitchell Jewelry, 909
3/19tfc
E. Cobly, Whitehall (Across from
White
8/tfc
SERVICES
A U T O I N S U R A N C E - canceled.
See Ed Sikkenga Agency - Rothbury. No fault Insurance for
anybody. Ph. 894-8244 or 8614 0 1 2 . 1 / 2 8 tfc
W E L D I N G and assembly opening
available • part time to start,
eventual full time. Some welding
experience a must.
894-6015
afternoons. 3/19c
MILLER CONSTRUCTION
P.O. Box 61 - New Era
Remodeling, New Construction
Roofing, Siding, Sprayed Ceilings
Licensed 861 -5032 or 894-2236
FREE ESTIMATES
W A I T E R S , waitresses,
bus3/5,12,19.26p
persons, chamber maids and
kitchen help are needed for
restaurant and resort on W h i t e
Lake. M u s t be available for part
time in spring and fall and full
time summer, 18 or over. Send
resume to Jack and Pat Groessl.
6934 South Shore Dr.. Whitehall.
M l . 49461. 3/12.19,26c
Sands).
Ph.
perienced waitress and cook.
Apply in person, Gary's Restaurant, Montague between 2 p.m.
and 4 p.m. No phone calls.
Experienced only. 2/19,2601
W O M A N T O C A R E for woman in
wheel chair and do light housework. Hours 9 to 4. Call 724-2191
days, 893-3235 evenings. 3/26,
4/2c
766-2378. 3 / 5
E X P E R T O I L B U R N E R or gas
furnace repair service at reasonable rates. Save 10% on your
heating cost with a power humidifier - Spring Special only $148.50
M O N T A G U E DISPOSAL
Installed. Pro Heating & A / C
SERVICE
Service. Ph. 744-2133. Sales &
Service for complete comfort Serving W h i t e Lake & Rothbury
area. Phone Nelson 5220 Stanton
control systems. 3 / 1 9 thru 4/9c
Montague, 894-4677. tfc
Furniture-Marine-Campers
REASONABLY PRICED
894-9774
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*
Students must have their immunizations brought up to date
before Tuesday, April 8 . 1 9 8 0 . or they will be suspended from
^ j e w e l r y
school. If you have any questions, please call your principal's
activities to the existing educational
oroqrams.
Whitehall D l t t r i d Schools Board of Education
NOTICE
FRUITLAND TOWNSHIP
HART & SHELBY
given for a zone change from R-2 to Commercial for the purpose
of establishing a F M radio station on the land located on
Michillinda Road near Blank Road and described as:
The East V i of the Northeast % of the Northeast
of the Northwest V4 of Section 15. Town 11 North.
Range 17 West. Fruitland Township. Muskegon
County. Mich.
Jane Kruse
f
Clerk
3/26/80
An
error appeared In last weeks
Bruce W l e r s e m f .
advertisement. The copy should have read: Rebates effective"
on all 1979 model
T h e new 1980 models are not eligible for this rebate program.
3 / 5 / 8 0 and 3/26
NOTICE
CITY OF WHITEHALL
s a
a
88
»
P JOIN THEl
FORD
15001
CROWD
The City of Whitehall "Dlal-a-Dumper program will begin
A p r i l 1st, 1980, weather permitting.
the discards. This is a good opportunity to dispose of bagged
leaves and yard debris also. NO GARBAGE Is acceptable.
Leaves will be picked up this Spring provided they are
bagged. Budget constraints preclude the operation of the leaf
machine in the Spring.
W i l l i a m E. Beauvais
City Manager
3/26/80
CALL M O R N I N G S OR AFTER 9 : 0 0 p.m.
FORD NOW OFFERS $500
l FACTORY REBATES TO ALL
88
f BUYERS OF 1979 FORD
£
PICK-UPS, VANS & CLUB
WAGONS EQUIPPED WITH
ANY SIZE V-81
S
NOTICE
CITY OF WHITEHALL
COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
SYNOPSIS
Notice Is hereby given that the A N N U A L M E E T I N G of Electors
8
r
March 11,1980
of Claybanks Township will be held at the Township Hall on
Authorized payment of bills as follows: General Fund
36th Ave., at 1:00 p.m. Saturday. March 29.1980.
Make your best deal with our
sales staff...Then get an extra
$
500 from the factory. Hurry...
Time is limited
$21,939.60, Library Fund $710.56, Ambulance Fund $2,324.44,
Lillian R. Kirk
Major Street Fund $4,021.21. Local Street Fund $7,552.25,
Township Clerk
Motor Pool Fund $9,753.15 and Water and Sewer Fund
3/19,26
$6,752.63.
Granted permission to American Cancer Society to hold
annual fund raising residential drive and adopted resolution to
proclaim April as Cancer Control Month.
NOTICE
Request of ladies from W h i t e Lake Area Churches to hold
PUBLIC H E A R I N G
Community Bazaar August 2nd on City Hall grounds was
i
j
Received departmental reports for February.
A public hearing will be held by the Whitehall
Accepted Hydrogeologic Investigation Plan to alleviate
Planning Commission on Wednesday, April 16. 1980, at 7:30
ground water pollution at Muskegon Chemical Company,
P.M. at the Whitehall City Hall. 405 E. Colby Street, for the
subject to approval of Prein & Newhof, and with proviso that
purpose of hearing from all those persons Interested in the
plan will automatically go into effect April 1, 1980, in
Proposed Whitehall Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map.
accordance with City resolution, and may be modified at any
A copy of the Ordinance and Map will be available for public
examination at the City Hall and Library located at 405 E. Colby
point by City Council where conditions so warrant.
It was agreed that the City participate In Mayors Exchange
Day.
Street during regular hours.
Authorized Sexton to attend Michigan Association of
Donald Nordlund, Chairman
Municipal Cemeteries Convention June 19. 20. 21.
Whitehall Planning Commission
BRUCE WIERSEMA FORD
7148 West Main Street -- Fremont -- Phone 924-3200
Submitted by:
W i l l i a m E. Beauvais
W i l l i a m E. Beauvais, Clerk
City of Whitehall
I-
referred to committee for recommendation.
CITY OF WHITEHALL
3/26/80
City Clerk
G
the regular Fruitland Township Board Meeting, approval wa:
office. '
861-4743
CLAYBANKS TOWNSHIP
A . All we can do at this time is attempt
to provide supplemental materials and
Correction
W A T C H , C L O C K and Jewelry
reapir by certified jewelers in
Shblby Mini Mall and in Hart, at
the stoj) light12/1dtfc
employees will pick the truck up in the morning and dispose of
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE
school doing for the gifted and talented
students?
thatching Fertilization - Leaf
Removal. Free Estimates. Call
Lohman's Lawn Service 894-8855
3/26c
be placed In your driveway or alleyway overnight. The City
NOTICE
Q . Sinc0
Isn't possible
- to
•'"» add
WW any
UMJ
r
•pdcial programs right now. what Is the
i o
K S P R I N G I Now is the time
UPHOLSTERING TforH I Nthat
spring cleanup. De-
basement or garage of accumulated trash, call City Hall,
• N E W HOMES •ADDITIONS •REMODELING
'J7
Fruitland Township
894-4048, and we will schedule a time for a large dump-truck to
COMPLETE
D R Y W A L L SERVICE W I T H
Q U A L I T Y A N D EXPERIENCE
4/9c
*
P L E A S E T A K E N O T I C E that on Monday, March 17, 1980 a i
If you live In Whitehall's City limits and want to rid your
PAYNE'S
DRY WALL
thru
WASHER & DRYER
repairs.
Most major brands. Allen Blanshan, Rt. 2, Montague, 894-6222.
If no answer...please call again.
11/7tfc
,
ATTENTION PARENTS!
W A N T E D - 2 young men 18-22
M A N W I T H T R U C K will haul years, not in school, interested in
appliances, junk, trash, anything ' a j w n maintenance WhitehaN/
- a n y t i m e . Call 894-8260. tfc
Montague area. Call 894-6220.
3/26,4/20
Call
893-4782.
MONTAGUE
AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
T A K I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S for ex-
I N C O M E T A X done, long form
only $10.00, including Michigan.
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- " V
R E L I A B L E C U S T O M carpentry
- remodeling - trim and special
projects. Insured. 861-5157.
3/12.19.26.4/2
RENTAL
N O W A C C E P T I N G applications
for waitresses, bartenders, etc.
Stop by in person and pick up
application at T h e
Ciptiln'i
Table in Shelby. 3/19c
X
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3/26/80
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FOODS
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KEEBLER
SPAGHETTI SAUCE
CORN FLAKES
24 OZ
Save
DEL
COUPON
PRIMA SALSA
LIMIT 2
KELLOGG'S
DEL
D E l ' S C O U P O N EXPIRES 3 / 2 9 / 8 0
DEL
1 liter bottles
ON 6
LIMIT 2
72
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COCA COLA, TAB
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D E l ' S C O U P O N EXPIRES 3 / 2 9 / 8 0
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32 oz
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FOODS
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(Beef or Regular]
1 lb pkg
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DUNCAN NINES
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CAKE MIXES
(assorted varrties)
C
OLD F A S H I O N I D
CARRY OUT S I R V I C I
DEUXEII
C A K t MIX
NESTLE
QUIK
18.5 oz
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
32 oz
|LARGE|
PEPTO BISMOL
HOSTESS
TWINKIES
10 individuolly wropped
COUNTRy LANE
PeptoBismol
•Cream/ Smooth
•Assorted Flavors
COUNTRY FRESH
KELLOGG
24 .z
CORN FLAKES (with coupon)
Cottage Cheese
VIKING
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APPLESAUCE
50 oz
Chocolate Delight
JIF
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ROAST
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Pel's Famous
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STEAK
GRADE A HAND CUT GRADE A HAND CUT GRADE A HAND CUT
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