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94 — No. 14
June 2,1977
WHS to Graduate 98 At
Commencement June 3
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COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES HELD MAY 31ST Ground-Breaking ceremonies took place Tuesday afternoon at the new hospital bnilding site sooth
of the Waterviiet High School on Red Arrow Highway. Community Hospital Board Trustee Maxine
Brule was given the honor of turning over the first shovelful of dirt as the board member with the
longest term of service. In attendance at the ceremony were representatives from the Hospital
Board and Administration, Pearson Construction Company, Hewitt & Royer, the hospital
architects; state and local government officials and representatives, and members from the
Lansing and local offices of the FHA the Federal Lending Agency involved with the funding of the
project January 1, 1179 has been set as the completion date.
Kathryn Coburn was named
class Valedictorian. Debra Cerny
Barbara Frazler and Jon Hlnkelman are co-salutatorians of the
1977 graduating class. In addition
to these four the top ten students
Included Diane Shane, Dorothy
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HARD-WORKING WATERVLIET COACH - Track Coach
Gene Bednarowskl wore three
head coaching hats this year at
WHS and didn't mind it a bit In
fact, his teams records have
given him something to be pretty
pleased about He's all smiles
above as his track tean captured
the Red Arrow championship last
week. Last fall his Cross Country
Team took the Red Arrow Cross
Country Championship, and his
basketball team won the District
Tournament title last March,
after coming in second In the Red
Arrow League.
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CHS Graduate Jayne Thompson receives Green and Gold Award at
Coloma Commencement.
Jayne Thompson wins
Green & Gold Award
COLOMA — Jayne Thompson
received the coveted Green and
Gold Award at the Coloma High
School graduation exercises last
Sunday afternoon.
The award is presented at
commencement each year to the
senior who has excelled in leadership, industry, citizenship, and
personality during four years of
high school. M i s s Thompson
plans to attend Notre Dame next
fall.
Members of the Coloma High
School graduating class of 1977
included the f o l l o w i n g 197
students: Brian Abrams, Linda
Arent, Douglas Ashley, Tonda
Atherton, Bret Bachman, Dennis
Bachman, Brian Bare, Laura
Beardsley, Debbie Beasley, Lori
Benson, Kathy Berg, Vicki Berglund, Nancy Bergstedt, Lorrie
Bock, Cheryl Bolt, Lynn Boyce,
Lori Brant, William Bridgman,
Jr., Erin Brookhouse, L i n d a
Brown, Jean Bultema, Karen
Bumbulis, Donna B u r g o y n e ,
Karen Callahan. Rita Cameron,
Continued
Ninety eight seniors will be
graduating from Waterviiet High
School during commencement
exercises at the High School
Football Field Friday, June 3,
8:00 pjn. In case of inclement
weather, the program will be
moved into the school gymnasium.
Presenting the diplomas will be
Board of Education T r u s t e e
Gordon Krell, Trustee Robert
Sonnenberg, Trustee Alton Wendzel. Treasurer Muriel Lord, and
President George Shane, assisted
b y Superintendent S a m u e l
Gravitt and Principal Kenneth
Bannen. Highlighting the program will be speeches by Senior
Class President Bradley Wendzel
Vice-President Marc Balers, Jon
Hlnkelman and David Whltaker.
Jon and David have been chosen
to be class speakers by a vote of
the Senior Class, Scholarship
winners wil be announced by
Senior Class advisors Richard
Hake and Marion Krail.
Hie High School Band, Senior
Vocal and I nstrumental e nsembles will also be participating. Reverend Harold Knickerbocker of the Midway Baptist
Church and Reverend Harvey
Lord of the Plymouth Congregational Church will be giving the
Invocation and benediction respectively.
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Brad Wendzel, Class President
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Marc Balers, Vice President
Bohn, Margaret Steffens, Sandra
Nimtz, Melodee Grayblll and
Mekmle Isbrecht.
Three seeking Waterviiet
school board seats
WATERVU ET - Three candidates seeking two available
school board seats, and a oneyear, two-mill property tax levy
are on the Waterviiet school
district ballot for the June 13
annual school election.
Seeking the two, four-year
terras are incumbent George
Shane and challengers George
Lawton and Mrs. Pattie Ann
Andrasl.
The election polls will be at the
South elementary school and will
be open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.
election day.
TOe school board Is seeking the
additional property tax to help
pay for operations that are part
of a tentative 1977-78 school
budget of $2,160,000.
The two mills would raise
$62,000 In local taxes and bring In
another $73,000 in state aid while
boosting the district's total tax
levy to 28.496 mills (the present
levy is 26.496 mills and includes
2.12 for debt retirement).
School officials have already
g i v e n s e v e n probationary
teachers layoff notices, but have
said four will be rehired if the
millage issue passes.
I f the millage fails, the four
teachers will not be rehired and
there will be cuts In the music
and elementary athletic programs, in supplies and equipment purchases and In the maintenance program,
Each of the three school board
candidates has expressed support for the proposed tax levy.
Shane, 54, route 2, M-140, Is
seeking a second, four-y e a r
board term. He Is now the school
board president. He is co-owner
of Shane Orchard Supplies and he
and his wife Connie have seven
children.
Lawton, 40. of 200 East Parsons
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From the Waterviiet Record Files
20 Years Ago
Graduation exercises were held at the North and South Elementary
Schools, May 23 and 24, respectively. Each school presented a brief
program of ensemble vocal numbers and recitations of their parents
and friends. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Elery
Donaldson.
Graduating from Miss Wanda Kietzer, North School Kindergarten
class were Sharon Swartz, Arty Williams, Sherry Minton, Ruby
Redlick, Bob McVay, Craig Cole, Michael Wilson, Randy WiDde,
Nancy Secor, Noreda Dunbar, Linda Carr, Christine Hupp, Kyle
Winch, Kathy Hawn, Linda Stineman, David Dieness, Charles Harrell,
Linda Secor, Patty Jo Colman, Danny Muenchow, Corbett Cannon,
Lyle Harrison, Carolyn Lyons, Debi Jane Tritz, Nancy Jo Dickinson,
Cheryl Roberts, Gary Tarantino, Sandra Bouma, Paula Selter,
Suzanne Howe, Patti Gunn, Robin Bush, Danny Salmons, Michael
Mort, Joyce Andrews, Teddy Olmsted, Gloria Burrows, Laurel
Woodruff, Donald Schultz, Jimmy Kolenko, Dennis Bailey, Lana Goff
and Larry Dillenbeck.
Graduating from Miss Hattie Sales, South Elementary Kindergarten class were Louis Cartwright, Theresa Paulk, Barbara Schmidt,
Richard Schmidt^hirley West, Marcia Stanley, Alpha BaUey, Stephen
Tacy, Mark Bujack, Roger Rogalski, Wilma Redlick, Dale Dillenbeck.
Judy Pudell, Susie Crocker, Jimmy Evans, Emmett Jones, Beverly
Frazier, Cheryl Wood, Michael Camp, Dianna Hiler, Ronnie McNees,
Lanny Johnson, Debbie DeRidder, Kathy Kibler, Louise Spore, Mike
Thomburg, David Johnson, Bobby Burton, Dianne McWherter,
Douglas Chaput, Gary Wigent, Billy Strong, Gregg Yeske, Gary Uitz,
Donnie Benjamin, David Bertog, Brenda Wright, Mary Blaker,
Patrick Culitan and Jimmy Fulton.
40 Years Ago
Mrs. Thomas McGrath, of St. Joseph was a week-end guest here ol
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwarz. Her husband, who is
playing manager of the Auto Specialties softball team is traveling with
the team at present.
A 7-pound son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Howard at their home
at Forest Beach, Thursday, May 20.
P.H. Lewis has just completed an addition to his drug store on Main
Street, this taking the form of a recreation room, 22' z 40', decorated
and arranged in such a manner as to make it one of the show places of
the dty. The dance floor, which is 36' z 16', has been waxed for dancing
and the "Orchestrope" will provide music for all who wish to dance.
60 Years Ago
The Mesdames Hunt Hendrickson and Edna Gase were hostesses at
a neighborhood party at the home of the latter, in honor of Mrs.
Harter, last Tuesday afternoon. In spite of inclement weather the
neighbors responded to the invitations and a very pleasant afternoon
was passed. Mrs. Hendrickson, in behalf of the ladies present,
presented Mrs. Harten with a beautiful fern basket, thus showing, in a
small manner, the esteem in which she is held by all of her neighbor
Friends. A two course luncheon was served and the best of wishes and
good luck was tendered the guest of honor as she leaves for a new
home in Kalamazoo in a few weeks.
Waterviiet Public
Library
Hours: Daily, 1:00 to 5:30 p.m.
Wednesdays 11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m,
Story Hour, Thursdays, 1:15 p.m.
PUBLISHED EVERN THURSDAY
June 2,1977
Record
Letters
Dear Editor,
As most of you know, there will
be a millage election on June
13th. On the ballot you will be
asked to vote for school board
members and a badly needed
millage. I am writing to explain
what will happen in the Middle
School if the millage doesn't pass.
First our fine band that was one
of only three in the State of
Michigan selected to play on the
Capitol steps will be dropped. We
have already lost our track
program, and without added
funds we will loose our basketball and football programs that
have helped establish Waterviiet
as a conference powerhouse in
track, football, basketball, and
baseball. We will also, loose other
extra curricular courses that are
so important to many of us, Art,
Sewing, Industrial Arts, and
many more.
We have had several of our
sister communities that have
repeatedly voted down bond and
millage issues and have ended up
with half day classes and second
rate programs. Bangor residents
fought badly needed extra millage for so long that the board had
to drop varsity athletics and in
just one year a fine athletic
program suffered to the point it
now has to be rebuilt.
The millage being asked for by
the Waterviiet School Board is
minimal and reflects a conservative board that is trying to give
us the services we want at a
reasonable price. As in all things
that we become involved with in
our daily lives such as business,
government, and yes even our
families there are problems. The
way to solve these problems are
to take the time to go to school
board meetings w h e n the decisions are being made rather
than cut badly needed funds after
the decisions have already been
made.
Remember mom and dad we
need your vote for the millage on
June 13th. The amount is so small
if you need to cut cost please do it
some other way.
Don Olson
7th Grade
WatervUet Middle School
Paw Paw Lake
Women's Golf League
WATERVU ET - Ethel Cripe
carded the low gross of 41 on the
front nine and Jane Curtis had
the low net of 2'. Ethel also had
low putts of 15. On the back nine,
Joan Stewart shot a low gross of
52 while Kerry Dorstewitz had a
low net of 37. Helen Willmeng had
the low putts. Daily events winners were Ethel Currie and Helen
Willmeng.
From the Coloma Courier Files
20 Years Ago
Hie American Legion Sportsmanship Award, symbolic of clean
habits, clean living, faithful attendance for practice and attention to
coaching, wholehearted effort and "Never-Say-Die" spirit, has been
awarded to Ronald Clark, it was announced at the Class Day and
honors convocation program Friday evening by Daniel C. Cantrell,
World War n Veteran and Local Legionnaire.
Commencement Exercises were held May 31st for the Class of 1957.
Graduating students were: Carol Albertson, Virginia Albright,
Nicholas Borkowski, Barbara Bronson, Raymond Broz, Diane
Carrothers, James Chapman, Ronald Clark, Jerry Clements, Jean
Currie, Wanda Dillion, Nancy Dorstewitz, Catherine Emhoff, Janice
Freier, Robert Gravenmier, David Grieve, Beverly Hazen, Janet
Head, Leon Hostetler, William Leedy, Donald Lowe, Karen Miller,
Robert Miller, Barbara Molter, Karen O'Leary, Karen Palmer.
Wanda Parmley, Eileen Scheffler, Sharon Skelly, Lynden Smith,
Jeannine Soulard, Richard Steele, John Stemaman, Jacqlyn Stoll.
John Sundell, Patricia Tavolacci, Dean Thompson, Joel Vance, Allen
Vanderboegh, Craig VanDerveer, Sharron Van Ryswyk, Henry
Viscuso, John Walter, Jeanette Watson, John Westfall and Gary
Whalen.
40 Years Ago
Diplomas to be given to 33 Coloma High School Seniors - Class of 193"/
— Students were Ada Antio, Bertrand Arent, Roland Arent. John
Astopenia, Delcie Dunning, Frances Elliott, Wilma Gisch, Clifford
Hafer, Jack Halsey, Adolph Hirsch, Morris Johnson, Esther Karl,
Sophie Katz, Loretta Kniebes, Delores Krieger, Dona Jean Lawson,
Ivan Locke, Roscoe Martin, Edward Myers, John Miller, William
Miller, Jane Nichols, Luella Noffke, Velma Olinger, Josephine
Pantaleo, Mildred Spaek, Roland Spaek, Ruth Stainke, Paul Stowell,
Eva Jean Thatcher, June Thompson, Danald Tmhn and Ermine
Umphrey.
Mrs. Harold Lyon returned last Friday from the State Parent
Teachers Association held last week at Detroit where she represented
the Coloma association.
The Coloma Needlework Guild will meet on June 2nd with Mrs.
Hattie Leedy. Mrs. Gertrude Stratton entertained the club on
Thursday of last week at the regular business meeting,
55 Years Ago
Miss Irene Newton entertained thirty guests at her home at Locust
Beach, Paw Paw Lake, Tuesday evening, May 16. Hie evening was
spent with games and victrola musk, after which the hostess served
ice cream and cake. Hie guests departed at a late hour, all reporting a
good time.
In the burning of the Gus Geschke farm south of S t Joseph, last
week, 300 chickens were cremated and farm machinery was burned,
entailing a loss of about 1500.
Dr. W. T. Bertrand is driving a new Essex Cabriolet which he drove
through from Detroit last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gard Pocket and children and Earl Branch of Chicago
motored over to spend the week-end at the Eaton Branch home in
North Waterviiet Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stark and children of Coloma
also spent Sunday at the Branch home.
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Memo From
Weight Watchers
Supt. Sam Gravitt
The Hartford Weight Watchers
class met on May 24th with 20
regular members and 5 lifetime
members reporting a loss of 30*4
pounds. Total pounds lost to date
by the class is 6901 pounds. The
Hartford class meets every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at the American
Legion Hall on Red Arrow Highway.
On May 26th, 35 regular members, 5 lifetime and one new
member of the Waterviiet Weight
Watchers class met. They reported a loss of 52^ pounds, for a
total of 33,754 pounds lost to date.
The Waterviiet class meets every
Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the St.
Joseph Catholic Church on Luanda Lane.
Get rid of the fat you, let the
skinny you shine through. Join an
area class now . . . you will be
^ad you did.
How much will this school
millage cost? This is a question
we often hear so let's put it in
perspective.
The amount of $13,000 will be
paid by the two largest taxpayers
and $49,000 will be contributed by
the remaining residential and
other small taxpayers for a total
of $82,000 in local taxes. On the
basis of population each taxpayer
will pay an average of $28. Added
to this is the $8.00 per person
levied on local business and
industry. Added together these
total $36.00 which will be supplemented by $43.00 additional in
General State Aid. 11 is important to note that while the average
income to the school per taxpayer
will be $79.00, the cost per
taxpayer will be only $28.00.
Hiat is pretty general, now
let's look at something more
specific. To do this we have to
know the state equalized valuation of a piece of property. I f
your house is properly assessed,
theS.E.V. (State Equalized Valuation) should equal one half the
market value of your home. This
is the figure your taxes are based
upon. Each mill of tax levy will
cost $1.00 for each $1,000 of S.E.V.
I f your house has a market value
of $20,000 the S.E.V. should be
$10,000 and one mill of tax levy
will cost $10.00.
The tax levy on the ballot this
June will increase taxes by 2
mills or $20.00 on the house
described above. I f the Michigan
Homestead Credit is applied the
actual tax increase may be
reduced to $8.00. Either, as you
can see, is a relatively minor
change in the total tax bill. I f
your house is worth more, or less,
you can estimate the tax increase
by taking the first two digits oi
the market value ($25 for a
$25,000 house, $30 for a $30,000
house, etc.) Again this amount is
likely to be reduced by the
property taz credit program.
Even if your taxes are reduced
under the Michigan Property Taz
Credit Program the taxes you
would ordinarily pay are credited
to the school as revenue - along
with the appropriate amount of
State Aid. Hie total of local taxes
and school aid will add up to
$135,000 for the entire district.
The impact of this tax increase
on each taxpayer will be modest.
The impact to the educational
program is profound. We hope
you consider this as you make
your decision. I , or other members of the staff will be happy to
meet with you individually, or
with any group to further discuss
this millage and its importance.
I f you have questions or would
like to set a meeting call my
office, 463-5566 or 4634C21.
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OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL AND BOY ATHLETE AT
WATERVLIEt — Dorothy Bohn and Jon Hlnkelman were named
the winners of the Student Athlete Award at Waterviiet High School
Dorothy was a member of the girls basketball, volleyball and
softball teams. Jon was a letter winner in football, basketball,
baseball and track.
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in Waterviiet, served on the
school board president for three
years. He is manager of the
engineering department at Waterviiet Paper Co. He and his wife
Beverly have five children.
Mrs. Andrasl, 34, of 9425 Yund
Road, Benton Harbor, is now the
president of the Waterviiet PTO
and is a former Whirlpool Corp.
executive secretary. She and her
husband Larry have one child.
The two candidates receiving
the most votes will get the two
board seats.
I ncumbent Alton Wendzel did
not seek re-election.
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Fillet of Ocean Perch
Dinner Special
Fillet of Perch, "All you can eat" or
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Barbequed Tender Beef Ribs, a hearty portion
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Two Concerts this Week
Waterviiet
June 2,1977
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Page Five
Traces to give Concert Saturday
Awards Concert Tonight
WATERVUET - •'Traces",
the Waterviiet Middle School
Stage Band, will play their
annual concert this Saturday,
June 4, at 1:00 p.m. A special
twist is that the concert will be
held downtown in Rogel's vacant
lot next to the Boston Store.
The band will be playing the
same program they did May 26 at
the Capitol Building in Lansing
during Jazz Week. 'Hie group was
invited to play by the Michigan
School Band and Orchestra Association on the basis of a tape
submitted to the special Lansing
Performance Committee.
Members of the group are Sean
Bambrick, Car la Van Loon, Mike
Griffin, Laurie Brule, S t e v e
Eisen, Kevin Jennings, Dave
Dawson, Geoff Lawton, Ed Youdell, Tom Wegenka, Phil Garland
Jim Jung, llieresa Gaddie Cindy
Johnson, V i c k i e Richardson,
Sherrie Williams, Robin Null,
Tim Bambrick, Jim B e n t o n ,
Jodie Detwiler, Dave Cerny,
Denise Schmaltz, Rick Schultz,
Ed Rickcreek, Don T a c k e 11,
Cheryl Harkey, Dena Yancich,
Deanne Tyler, and Debbie VanDrasek.
So bring your folding chairs
and enjoy an old-fashioned, open
air Saturday concert with a swing
beat. There is no admission
charge.
The Waterviiet Middle School
Music Department will present
its annual Awards Concert Thursday, June 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the
school gymnasium. There is no
admission charge but a free-will
donation will be taken.
All three bands and the choirs
will be performing. The White
Band will (day "Fanfare Minuet"
by Forsblad, "Hiree Pieces for
Children" by Bartok, and "Cherish". Hie jazz band Traces will
do "Black Magic Woman", "I
Feel the Earth Move", "Leaving
on a Jet Plane", and "Yesterday
/MicheUe".
The choir will sing "It's a Small
World", "Rocky Mountain High"
and "Finnegin's Fugue". The
Maroon Band will play "Winchester M a r c h " by Edmondson,
"Shenandoah" by Ployhar, and
LeRoy Anderson's "Trumpeteers
Lullaby" with Sean Bambrick
doing the solo. The White and
Maroon Bands will also do several combined numbers.
A special highlight of the
evening will be the presentation
of awards and scholarships. Among these awards to be given
are the Most Improved Award for
6th, 7th, and 8th grade, the Ken
Smith Jazz Award, and the Jack
Foote Memorial Award which
goes annually to the eighth grade
boy and girl who have contribut-
TRACES TO GIVE CONCERT SATURDAY - Hie Waterviiet Middle School Stage Band,
"Traces", will play their annual concert Saturday, June 4th at 1:00 p.m. downtown Waterviiet in
Rogel's vacant lot next to the Boston Store.
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE - An annual Memorial Day
observance for WatervUet is the placing of a wreath at the Paper
Mfll Memorial stone. Pictured left to right are: Glenn Oppenner of
the American Legion, Miss WatervUet Tamara Koehler, and U.S.
Congressman David Stockman. Other organizations participating
in the Memorial parade were: WatervUet Fire Department,
American Legion, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, WatervUet Drum and
Bugle Corps, and WatervUet High School and Jr. High Bands.
ed the most to the band program.
Special guest conductor will be
Mr. Russell Mayforth, Senior
High Band Director. Director of
Bands is Robert Nelson, and
Brad Moffatt is choral director.
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was the featured speakar at Memorial Day Services held at
WatervUet Cemetery. Seated behind Stockman are Rev. Joseph
Beattie, St Paul's United Church of Christ; Mayor Arvid Frazier;
and Mr. Fred Hamlin, who also participated in the program. The
event was sponsored by the Young Women's Social League.
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Koehler, Mist Waterviiet of 1177, it presented with the key to the
city of WatervUet at a ceremony at the high school daring the
blossom qneens tour of the cities. The presentation was made by
WatervUet City Commissloaer Sandra Prltchard.
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choice. South School — Brownies,
3:20 pjn. North School - Field
Day, K through 5. Middle School
— 6th grade field day in afternoon.
Tuesday, June 7 — Menu cooks choice. Middle School —
8th gr. field trip to Chicago -
Science. South School — Field
Day, K through 5. North School —
1st and 2nd gr. to Deer Forest.
3rd Gr. Mercy Hospital, 12:15
pjn. South School — Girl Scouts,
3:30 pjn.
Wed. & Thurs., June 8 & 9 —
North School — Awards Assembly, 9:00 a.m. ALL SCHOOLS
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June 2,1977
Record
Conference Champs
WATERVUET — The Waterviiet trackmen won the Red
Arrow Track Championship at
the Panther oval last Wednesday
evening. This was the 5th championship in the past six years for
the Panthers.
The Panthers won only three
events, but piled up 4 seconds, 7
thirds, 4 fourths and 2 fifths on
their way to 82 points and the
championship.
Jeff Parker was a double
winner as he won the high jump
rt5'2) and the high hurdles (15.8).
Chuck Brock won the half mile
run with a time of 2:03.8.
The second place finishes were
Pat Curtis in the high jump
(BT'), Tim Lynch in the two mile
(10:18), and Chuck Brock in the
440 (51.54). Third place finishes
were Dave Willmeng in the pole
vault (ll'O"), Mike Shane in the
two mile (10:19.1), Tom Hutchin-
son in the high hurdles (16.2),
Chuck Brock in the long jump
(19*3) and 220 yard dash (21.5),
and Tim Lynch in the mile (4:46).
Fourth place finishes were Pat
Riff in the shot put (44'2), Brian
Piggott in the discus (125') and
Tom Hutchinson in the long jump
(19*M). The fifth place finishes
were by Mark Frazier in the mile
(4:53.4), and the 440 relay team of
Jon Hinkelman, Brian Piggott,
Steve Schultz and Jeff Parker.
The big effort that propelled
the Panthers on to victory was
the three school record breaking
performances in the 330 yard
hurd.es by Jon Hinkelman (41.2),
Tom Hutchinson (41.4) and Gary
Hurst (41.9). The old record was
42.0. The record times gave
Waterviiet 2nd, 3rd and 4th
places and nine points.
Berrien Springs finished 2nd
with 68V4 points, LMC followed
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Amy BorreUi set a new Conference record of 5'5 in the high
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Duday set a new school record in
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Julie Kelnhofer jumped 15'2V4"
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3rd in the 110 low hurdles with a
time of 17.15.
Berrien Springs won the championship with 68, foUowed by
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June 2,1977
Record
WATERVLIET — Two girls
won top honors for the year in the
Waterviiet chapter of Future
Farmers of America, an all-male
organization until just a few
years ago.
Sandra Casey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Casey, Baldwin
Road, Waterviiet, was named
star chapter farmer and Jacque
RECEIVE OUTSTANDING FFA AWARDS AT WATERVLIET
BANQUET — Sandra Casey, left, received the Chapter Fanner
Award as the outstanding FFA member at the annual FFA banquet
at Waterviiet High School last week. Jacque Trail, pictured on the
right, was named winner of the Green Hand Award which is given
to an outstanding FFA freshman. The Awards were presented by
Richard Becht, center, who is the FFA chapter advisor and
vocational agriculture instructor.
(Redman Photo)
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Following the meeting, Supt.
Sam Gravitt made a presentation
on behalf of the urgent need for
the passage of the school millage.
We will be voting on this issue
June 13th. He had facts and
figures on what programs will be
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Trail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Trail, Hagar Shore Road,
Waterviiet, was given the star
green hand award as top freshman member at the annual FFA
banquet Tuesday night at Waterviiet High School.
Officers for 1977-78 Waterviiet
FFA will also be all female. Miss
Casey and Miss Trail were
named as the new president and
vice president at the banquet.
Other officers named were: Sue
Rosel, secretary; Lois Wendzel,
treasurer; Mary Consolino, reporter; and Mary Becker, sentinel.
Mary Becker also received the
award as chapter sweetheart
according to FFA a d v is o r
Richard Becht, who made the
presentations.
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COLOMA —
"cal music
program will be presented at the
North Berrien Senior Center on
Tuesday, June 7, at 1:00 p.m.
Coloma High School graduate
Brenda Leedy, member of the
Class of 1977, will be the featured
vocalist. Refreshments will be
served following the program.
A Bingo party will be held at
the Center on Thursday, June 9,
at 1:00 p.m.
The Center is offering rides to
attend a public hearing at the
county courthouse on June 9
regarding an annual plan for
senior citizens services w i t h
federal funding. The hearing will
be held from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m. Seniors interested in attend-'
ing may contact the Center for a
ride. A potluck picnic has been
scheduled for June 13 at 5:30 p.m.
in Hays Park.
Susan M. Martin
Engagement
HARTFORD - Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Martin, 10 South Spaulding Street, Hartford, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Susan Marian, to Stephen Aubrey
Raymond of El Paso, Texas.
Stephen is the son of Mrs. Joan B.
Miller, Port Angeles, Washington
and Mr. William A. Raymond,
Crockett, Texas.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Hartford High School and Western Michigan University, B.S.
She was a member of Kappa
Delta Pi, and is now a teacher at
Wood School, Bangor, Michigan.
Her fiance is a graduate of Port
Angeles High School Washington
and Washington State University,
B.S.
The couple have set June 12,
1977 as their wedding day.
will be curtailed.
For the program, Meryn Krali
presented Rick Hamlin, a senior
from Waterviiet High School who
spent last summer in Switzerland
as an exchange student. He was
able to participate in this program thru the Youth for Understanding Program. Thru this
program it is possible for a
student to have the experience of
living with a family and getting to
know the country and its cultures. Rick showed many slides
of the beautiful Alps mountains
and his Swiss family and shared
many interesting stories of his
summer spent in Switzerland.
The meeting for June will be on
the 7th at the home of Vemette
Lewis and will be a Sample Tea.
A basketball a t t e n d a n c e
record was set in Olympic
stadium in West Berlin,
where 75,000 fans showed
up to watch the Harlem
G l o b e t r o t t e r s in 1951.
Mrs. Janette Cordera, R.N.
Director of Nursing
honored at Tea
Mrs. Janette Cordera, who has
resigned as Director of Nursing
at Community Hospital, was
honored at a farewell tea in the
Hospital Dining Room on Friday,
May 27.
Many of her friends and coworkers throughout her fifteenyear association with the Hospital were on hand to extend their
best wishes to Mrs. Cordera as
she leaves to assume new duties
in the Pediatrics Department of
Mercy Hospital, Benton Harbor.
Mrs. Cordera served as Director of Nursing from August of 1974
until the present time, but most of
her years at Community Hospital
were spent as Supervisor of the
Obstetrics Department and later
as head of the Pediatrics Department, the branches of nursing she
finds the most rewarding.
Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church will be
held on Tuesday, June 7, beginning with a one o'clock cooperative luncheon at the church.
Honored guests at this meeting
will be the members of the
church's second womens' group,
the Plymouth Guild.
Hostesses for the afternoon are
Mrs. Muriel Lord and Mrs.
Lillian Sundman. Hie afternoon
devotional message will be conducted by Mrs. Luretta Brooks.
Arrangements have been made
for special outside entertainment
for the guest day.
A short business meeting will
be held and final plans for the
Aid's Rummage Sale at the
church on Tliursday, Friday, and
Saturday, June 9,1C and 11, will
be discussed.
Kalamazoo.
The new Mrs. Gale is a 1971
graduate of Lawrence H i g h
School and a 1976 graduate of
Michigan State University. Her
husband is a graduate of Vicksburg High School.
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Waterviiet Music
Boosters meet tonight
Brenda Langstoo
Engagement
WATERVUET - Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Baker of East
Baldwin Ave., Waterviiet, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Brenda Langston, to
James Halliburton, son of Mr.and
Mrs. James Halliburton. Lake
Michigan Beach.
Brenda is a graduate of Lake
Shore High School and is employed at Modem Plastics, Coloma.
WATERVUET - The Waterviiet Music Boosters will meet
briefly TTiursday, June 2nd preceeding the Middle School Music
awards concert. Purpose of the
meeting will be to elect officers
for the coming year. The meeting
will be held in the teacher's
lounge at 7:00 p.m.
The following slate of candidates will be presented by the
nominating committee: president, Barbara Richcreek; vice
president, Audrey Steffens; secretary. Mary Jane Ezell; and
Treasurer, Gloria Bodfish.
Nominations will also be accepted from the floor
The Boosters will serve punch
and cookies in the foyer following
the concert.
Waterviiet OES
WATERVU ET - The WatervUet Chapter No. 232. Order of
•he Eastern Star, will hold a
egular meeting on Monday,
June 13, at 8:00 p.m. in the
Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Danny G. Gale
(nee Wanda L. Heusen
Wedding Bells Ring
HARTFORD — Wanda Lee
Heuser and Danny Gene Gale
were united in marriage on
Saturday, May 21, at 2:00 pjn. at
the United Methodist Church,
Hartford.
Rev. Gene Crabtree performed
the ceremony for the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Heuser
of Hartford, and for the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gale, Delton,
Mich.
For her wedding, the bride
wore the gown her mother wore
27 years ago. It was ivory satin
with a seed pearl embroidered
neckline.
Susan Karony of Coloma was
the maid of honor. Janet Reich of
Kalamazoo was a bridesmaid.
Best man was Jack Porlier of
Vickbo. Groomsman was Bert
Gale, brother of the groom.
Ushers were Gary and Steve
Heuser of Lawrence.
A reception for the couple was
held at the bride's parents home
in Lawrence. The reception was
enlivened by six friends of the
bride and groom who sky-dived
in. Later the groom, a sky-diving
instructor, the best man and
another friend also sky-dived. It
was the 1,977th dive for the
groom.
Following a wedding trip to
Northern Michigan, the couple
will reside at 712 John St., No. 2,
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CHRISTIAN I C I I N C I S O C l l T Y
Paw Paw St . Coloma
Sunday Sarvice & School. 11 00 a m.
Evening Service, WcdnciOay. I 00 p m.
COLOMA BtBLE CHURCH
West A Wilson S t t . Coloma
Rev Estes Kenney. p , , , , *
Sunday School. 9 45 a m
Morning Service. 10 «S a m
Youth Service. 7 30 p j n
Evenmg Service. « p m
Midweek Service, Wed . 7 00 p m
Bros.
261 N. Main
Waterviiet
SALEM LUTHERAN
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Rav. Oonnlt L. Schulti
Sarvicw liOO a.m and 10 30 a.m
Sunday School and Blbta C l a m v f ; I S a.m.
COLOMA UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Coloma, Michigan
Rev. Carl Hausermann
Sunday School. 9:30 a m.
Morning Worship. 11:00 a m.
Junior High A Senior High
UMYF Sun 4 00 p m
Senior Choir, Wed 7:00 p.m.
Cherub Choir, Wed 3 00 p.m.
PULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
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Monday - Friday — 9-9
Saturday — »-5:30
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Rev. Ernest A Glasgow
Pastor o l Gospel Light Moose
Red Arrow Highway Between
Waterviiet and Hartford
Sunday School 10 00 a m
Mormng Worship 11 00 a m
HOPE EV. L U T H E R A N
WISC. SYNOD
Bennett Sub — Morttord
Gerhardt P Kionka. Pastor
Sunday School 9 00 a m
Worship Service 10 30 a.m
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Sal Confessions. 4 to 5 & 7.30 to • 30 p.m.
CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH
Territorial A Benton Center Rds.
Rev Richard A Snyder
Sunday School 9 45 a m
Mormng Worship 10 45 a m.
Evening Service 6 00 p m
Wed Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m
AWANA Program Thurs. 7 00 p.m.
KEELER GENERAL BAPTIST
Rev Charles Davis
Sunday School. 10 00 a m
Sunday School. 10 00 a m
Mormng Worship. I I 00 a m
CALVARYS LIGHTHOUSE
2651 E M a m
Turn south on Wells off Territorial
Benion Harbor
Rev Ruth Garlanger
Sunday School
9 45 a m
Mormng Worship 11 00 a m
Evening Service
7 30 p m
Prayer. Thurs Nighls
THE PLYMOUTH
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A Member of the National Association
of Congregational Christian Churches
Waterviiet - Rev Harvey R Lord
Sunday School. 9 45 a m
Worship Service 1100 a m
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Sunday School for all ages. 9 45
Mormng Worship at 11 00
Golden Gospel Hours (Sun Eve ) 7 00 p m
Fundamental Evangelistic
The friendly family church
at Red Arrow Highway A Pmery Rd
Rav. G.L Badfar. Pastor
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
19 West M a m SI
Pastor Thomas Tapley
Sunday School. 10:00 a m
Sunday Mormng Service. 11 00 a m.
Evening Service. 7 00 p m
WATERVLIET
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Church Sf A Red Arrow Hwy
Rev Joseph wood
Sunday School. 9:45 a.m
Worship Service. I I 00 a m.
Youth Fellowship, 5 45 p m
Bible Study. 7 M p m.
LAKE SHORE BIBLE
Lake Michigan Beach
Donald Barsuhn Pastor
Sunday School. 9 45 a m
Worship Service. 10 45 a m
Evening Service, a 00 p m
Midweek Service. Wed . 7 30 p m
MIDWAY
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Waterviiet
Jr Hi Choir. 5 15
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Midweek Service. 7 00
Pioneer Girls. 7 00
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ST JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Fr H G Thelen Pastor
Sunday Masses • 30 A 10 30
Sat 7 00 p m
Weekday Mass at 9 is
Confessions Sat 3 00 to 5 00 A
» 00 10 I 00 p m
FREE METHODIST
Paw Paw Avenue Waterviiet
Rev Joseph s Graybm
Sunday School 9 45 a m.
Wo. ship Service I I 00 a m
Choir Rehearsal 7 15 p m
Evening Service, a 00 p m
Wednesday All Youth meet > 00 p m
Adoii Bible Study 7 00 p m
NEWHOPE U N I T E D METHODIST
CHURCH
Pastor, Miss Lmda Stoddard
Church School «.4Sa m
Worship Service 1100 a m
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Church of the Lutheran Confession
M 153 East of Sister Lakes
Pastor Paul Tiefel Jr.
Divine Worship: 9:00 a.m
Sunday School: 10.05 a.m.
Adult Bible Class: 10:05 a.m.
Sunday. 10 30 a m
COLOMA CHURCH OP GOO
Red Arrow Hwy — Rev James Dai ton
Sunday School. 9 45 a m
Worship Service. 11 00 a m
Evangelistic Service. Sunday, 7 30 p m
Thursday. Prayer Meeting. 7 30 p m
Sat . Young Peoples Endeavor. 7 30 p m
COLOMA - Mr. Charles A.
Friesan, 83, of Route 1,.Hagar
Shore Road, Coloma, passed
away Sunday, May 29, in the
Rest wood Inn, South Haven.
Mr. Friesan was born January
24, 1895 in Germany and was a
retired fruit fanner. His wife
Mollie preceded him in death in
1975.
Surviving are 2 sons, Lawrence
of Riverside, Calif., and Charles
Jr. of Coloma; a daughter, Mrs.
Charles (Marguerite) Warman of
Coloma; 2 brothers, Rudy of St.
Joseph, and Alfred of Flint; 2
sisters, Mrs. Ruth Adams of
Texas and Mrs. Betty Hudson of
Wisconsin; 6 grandchildren and 5
great grandchildren.
Mrs. Friesan was a member of
the Berrien C o u n t y Farm
Bureau.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 3:00 pjn. in the
Davidson Chapel, Coloma, with
Rev. Harold Knickerbocker of
the Midway Baptist Church of
Compliments
of
ST PAUL'S U N I T E D CHURCH
OF CHRIST
North Bambrioge Center Road
(near Hill Road)
Rev. Jaseph G. Beattie
Church School A
Worship 9:30 a.m.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP GOD
Waterviiet — Rev K A Curtis
Sunday School. 10 00 a m
Worship Service. I I 00 a m
Midweek Service. Wed . 7 30 p m
Summer hours • 10.45 a.m.
MIDWAY BAPTIST
Between Wvll A Coloma on Red Arrow Hwy
G A R B C Affiliated
Pastor Harold Knickerbocker
Sunday
Sunday School. 9 45 a m
Worship Service. 11 00 a.m
Evening Service. * 00 p m
Downtown
Coloma
COLOMA — Mrs. Irene I. Stolz,
72, of 5000 Bundy Road, Coloma,
was dead on arrival at Northwest
Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, late
Saturday afternoon. May 28th,
after suffering a heart attack
while visiting a sister in Chicago.
Mrs. Stolz was born February
1, 1905 in Chicago, Illinois. Her
husband, Jacob, preceded her in
death in 1973. She was a member
of the O.E.S. No. 307 and a past
matron of the O.EJS.
Survlng are a son, Robert Stolz
of Waterviiet; 2 daughters, Mrs.
Elaine McLean of Coloma, and
Mrs. Norman (Virginia) Rushing
of Pa - Paw; 2 sisters, Mrs.
Helen Warman of Chicago, and
Mrs. Axel (Louise) Beckman,
Coloma; 9 great grandchildren,
and 1 great grandchild.
Funeral services were held at
1:00 pjn. Wednesday in the
Davidson Chapel, Coloma, with
Rev. Eric Lund of the Coloma
Congregational Church officiating. Burial was in Coloma Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
Coloma Emergency Ambulance.
Charles A. Friesan
Wednesday Midweek Service, 7.00 p.m.
KEELER U N I T E D METHODIST
Church School. 9 45 a m
Mormnq Worship. I I 00 a m
COLOMA
SPRAY & WASH
You May
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
South Center St. Hartford
Rev Charles Smith
Sal Mass
7pm
Sunday. • 30 and 10 30 a m
HARTFORD UNITED METHODIST
424 E Main SI Hartford
Rev Jean Crabtree
Sunday School. 9 45 a m
Mormng Worship. I I 00 a m
Mrs. Irene I. Stolz
1505 EAST CENTER S T R E E T
COLOMA. MICHIGAN 4M3*
OFFICE - O M U I
CHURCH OP CHRIST
373 E Mam St - Marilord
M B Mac key Minister
Sunday School. 10 00 a m
Mormng Worship. 1) 00 a m
APOSTOLIC CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST
70 S Haver SI Hartford
Rev Earl Slallmgs
Sunday School. 10 00 a m
Sunday Evening Service, a 00 p m
Obituaries
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Pinery Road — Hartford
Pastor Duane Miller
Sabbath School. 9 30 a m
Morning School. I I 00 a m
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Waterviiet
June 2,1977
COLOMA GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Norm Shore Delve. Cetema
"An independent Ftmdamental
Christian Church"
Pill Stewart'*
PAW PAW
LAKE GOLF
CLUB
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CALL
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Sunday School 10 00 a m
Mormng Worship 11 00 a m
Evenmg Worship 7 00 p m
Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 p m
Pas'or Guy Kiser
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
United Church of Christ
Corner of Church A Leedy Sts , Coloma
Rev Eric Lund
Sunday School. 9 30 a m
Worship Service. 11 00 a m
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Washington A Park SI., Coloma
Rev George Wright
Sunday School, 10 00 a m
Mormng Worship. I I 00 a m
B T C . « 30 p m
C.an.no Worship. 7 30 p m
Youth Fellowship. Tues.. 7 30 p m
Prayer Service. Wed . 7 30 p m
Green
Acres
William Worley
COLOMA - William (Willie)
Worley, 80, of Route 3, Box 177D,
Coloma, died Monday, May 30, at
Waterviiet Community Hospital.
Mr. Worley was bom December 20, 1896, in Dyer County,
Tenn. He was a retired farmer.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Pearl Manes; a son,
Willie, Benton Harbor; f o u r
grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and a brother, Leroy
Jackson, Georgia.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday, June 1, at 2:00 p.m.
at Kerley and Starks Funeral
Home, St. Joseph. Burial will be
in Coloma Cemetery.
Mr. Worley was a member of
the American Legion Post 174, of
Tiptonville, Tenn.
Youth Bowling at
Wil-O-Paw Lanes
COLOMA — Registration for
Youth Bowling will be held at the
Wil-O-Paw Lanes, Coloma, on
June 6th at 6:00 p.m.
Registration fee is $1.50, unless
you have taken part in the 1977
program already.
Happy Hour
Ladies Golf League
The following are scores for the
Happy Hour Ladies Golf League
Game held Tuesday, May 8th.
Gross - 43 - Joanie Stewart.
Birdies - Jackie Forrester,
Kerry Dorstewitz. Dottie Camp.
Mabel Scherer, and Helen Willmeng.
Chip in - Mary Hutchins, Gail
Wells, and Helen Willmeng.
14 Putts - Dottie Camp.
COLOMA — The North Berrien
Senior Citizens will have a picnic
June 5th at the Lions Park at 2:00
p.m. in Coloma. Please bring a
dish to pass and table service.
Games will be played.
Committee members for the
picnic are Mrs. Agnes Noack,
Mrs. Florence Hustead and Mrs.
Sue Fillmore. This is the North
Berrien Senior Citizens from the
LaSalle Federal Savings
Will Bring to Southwestern Michigan
the exciting sound of NASCAR, Live from
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Camp,
Waterviiet, are the proud parents
of a baby boy who weighed 10
pounds, seven ounces. David
Wesley was born May 23rd, at
8:04 p.m. in Memorial Hospital,
St. Joseph, and was 204 inches
long. David has a two year old
brother Michael Jr. at home. His
mother is the former Vickie
Edge.
Michigan International Speedway
near Jackson, Michigan on WHFB-AM June 19th.
WOULD YOU LIKE TWO FREE TICKETS TO
THIS EXCITING 400 MILE EVENT?
Register at any of Our Three Offices: Buchanan, Bridgman,
or Coloma for the June 10th Drawina.
WATERVUET - A boy weighing 9 pounds, 14 ounces was bom
to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tibbs,
Route 1, Box 831, at 1:39 p.m.
Tuesday, May 24, in Memorial
Hospital.
WATERVLIET — A girl weighing 7 pounds, 6 ounces, was bom
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cupani,
821 East Baldwin, at 7:49 a.m.
Monday, May 23, in M e r c y
Hospital.
MICHIGAN IN
ATIONA^^QWAY
WATERVU ET - A 6 pounds,
11 ounce boy was bom to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ashton, Route 3,
Box 256, Waterviiet, at 3:52 p.m.
Thursday, May 26, in Berrien
General Hospital.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WATERVUET
Papermakers Since 1910
Branch offices at Millburg and Coloma
Brown Sugar Walnut Coffee Cake
Reg. $1.59
$1.49
Short Cake Biscuits
Reg. 89c doz.
59c
$2.60
Start Saving Today for a Better Tomorrow!
(You miEl be at least 18 years oi age to paiiidpate - You need not be present to win)
In casr of early withdrawal, all (imr accounts are subject to interest penalty as
dictated by federal regulations.
Do It The Saving Way
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Banh 01 the P<op e
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$3.60
Fresh Strawberry Pie
Reg. $2.79
go for the Checkered
BE A WINNER WITH
Lemon Swirl Cake
Caraway Rye Bread
Reg. 65c
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WATERVLIET PAPER COMPANY, INC
COLOMA — The Coloma Jaycettes, in coordination with the
March of Dimes, celebrated National Healthy Baby week and
Jaycette week. May 8 thru May
14, by presenting a layette to the
first mother having a baby bom
on Mother's Day.
The first baby bom at Memorial Hospital on May 8 was
Alicia Renita Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Davis of
Benton Harbor. Mrs. Davis was
presented a layette from the
Coloma Jaycettes and roses from
the March of Dimes.
FREE TICKETS!
jBiRTHSE
BAKfRYeSPECIALS
Waterviiet
Sundae School A Bible Class 9:30 a.m.
Divme Worship 10:30 a.m.
Confirmation Class
Tues
4 p m . ; Sat 9 a.m.
Layette & Roses
You may be the Lucky Ones to watch the Racing Greats such
SPRAGUE'S
GROCERY
PAITH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church of the Lutheran Confession
Paw Paw Ave., Coloma
Pastor James Sandeen
Coloma United M e t h o d i s t
Church.
Seniors to have Picnic
as Pearson, Petty, and Yarbrowough
FIRST U N I T E D METHODIST
CHURCH
Riverside. Michigan
Rev Carl Hausermann
Morning Worship. 9 a m
Sunday School 10 30 a m
M Y F . * 30 p m
{Established 1674 "The
Waterviiet officiating. Burial was
in Cokxna Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
Coloma Emergency Ambulance.
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L O A N ' A S S G C I A T I O N
Three Area Offices To Serve You
Kqual Housing
LENDER
Buchanan
Coloma
Bridgman
Opening Soon in the Decatur Area
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June 2,1977
Record
Waterviiet High School holds annual Awards Night May 23rd
WATERVUET — The annual
Awards Night program was held
at Waterviiet High School on May
23. The following honors and
awards were presented:
Language Arts Awards, English 1-2: Denise Eisbrenner, and
Mary Steffens.
Early Heritage: T a m m e r a
Fairbanks, Patrick Iliff, Tia
Isbrecht, Jon Hiler, Trudi Johnson, Bette Knickerbocker, Kim
Phillipi, Sandra Wang and Alicf
Wieand.
College English: B a r b a r a
Frazier. Melodie Graybill and
Sandra Nimtz.
Shakespeare: Debra Rushing.
Short Stories-Mystery & Detective Stories: Trudi Johnson, and
Steven Tatter.
W o r d Power-Mechanics of
Writing: Renee Detwiler, and
Bette Knickerbocker.
L a n g u a g e B-Mechanics of
Writing: Lisa Sheffer.
Science Fiction-Mystery
&
Detective Stories: Kathleen Lawton.
Sociology: Frederick Hamlin,
Jon Hiler, Trudi Johnson, and
Steven Tatter.
Psychology: Karen G a d d i e,
Melodee G r a y b i l l , Frederick
Hamlin, Jon Hinkelman, Trudi
Johnson, Diane S h a n e , and
Steven Tatter.
Health Careen: Susan Bahm,
Trudi Johnson, and C y n t h i a
Kniebes.
Art: Timothy Hardy, Debra
Johnson, and Kathleen Lawton.
Mathematics - 4 years - 4.0
Average: Dorothy Bohn, Debora
Cerny, Jon Hinkelman, Melonie
Isbrecht, Sandra Nimtz, and
Margaret Steffans.
Home Economical e w i n g:
Cheryl Bayman, Claudia Creeden
Marilyn Daly, Lori Danneffel,
Robin Danneffel, Renee Detwiler, Anna Duday, Barbara
Frazier, Judy Frazier, Jeanette
Hauf, Leona Holland, Janice
Jung, Julie Kimball, Deanna
Lidberg, Debra Miller, Sally
Nestle, Judy Puckett, Judy Rantz
Debra Smith, Dianne Sonnenberg
and Alice Wieand.
Bachelor Living: David Balers,
Vincent Brandonisio, Renee Cerny, Timothy Hardy, Donald Higg in bottom, Susan Isbrecht, and
Dianna Richardson.
Senior Honor Students: Rhonya
Anderson, Dorothy Bohn, Debra
Bradford, R o s e m a r y Carr,
Debora Cerny, Kathryn Coburn,
Diane DeYoung, B a r b a r a
Frazier, Melodee G r a y b i l l ,
Teresa Hagenbarth, Jon Hinkelman, Thomas H u t c h i n s o n ,
Melonie Isbrecht, Denise Jones,
Jaclyn McKean, Sandra Nimtz,
Diane Shane, Janice Sinsabaugh,
D i a n e Sonnenberg, Margaret
Steffens, Denise Stolz, Neta Story
Donna Thomas, Bradley Wendzel
and Candace Zechiel.
Business Education: General
Business - Karen Hinkelman;
Business Law - Vicky Haynes;
Business Math - Kirt Birmele;
Shorthand 1-2 - Ronya Anderson;
Typing 3-4 - Cynthia Ethridge;
Office Machines - Kathryn Cobum, Denise Jones, and Candace
Zechiel.
Got the
Laundromat
Blues?
Ontstandlag Basinets Education Student: Donna Thomas.
Spanish: Judy Frazier - 1-2;
Daniel Graybill - 3-4; Lisa Sheffer
-3-4.
Earth Science: Victor Hambley, Michael Shane, and Mary
Steffens.
Chemistry: Bette Knickerbocker and Steven Tatter.
Science Department H o n o r
Award for 197S-77: Debora Cerny.
Outstanding Job Performance:
Kathym Olson.
Outstanding Achievement in
Beginning Drafting: R o b e r t
Atherton, Claudia Creeden, Tia
Isbrecht, Gary Weaver, and Jonathon Wessendorf.
Outstanding Achievement in
Intermediate Drafting: James
Nordhoff and Diane Sonnenberg.
Outstanding Achievement in
Advanced Drafting: Steven Reed
and Era Snyder.
Wood Shop: Jesse Lord.
Machine Shop: Kevin Johnson.
Basic Shop: William Cheney,
James Liles, and Victoria Smith.
Welding: James Flowers.
SmaD Engine Repair: Jesse
Arent.
Power Technology: William
Hatfield and John Robards.
Flag Raising for 1971.77: Mark
Kappel and James Stain brook.
Library Service: Ralph Thurston - 3 years; Catherine Sexton - 3
years; Neta Story - 2H years;
Julie Kelnhofer - 2 years; Lori
Zaagman - 2 years; and Steven
Duday - 1 year.
Student Council: B r a d l e y
Wendzel - President; Vice-Pres. Janice Sinsabaugh; Secretary Vicky Haynes; and Treasurer Marjorie Lawton.
Class Representatives: Senior •
Dorothy Bohn, Jon Hinkelman
and Thomas Hutchinson.
Junior - Deborah Deam, Kathleen Hanlon, and Trudi Johnson.
Sophomore - James Brock,
Grant Griffin, and Cynthia Richcreek.
Are the hours too short? Are you waiting
your turn for Washers or Dryers? Then
you haven't shared your laundry w i t h
us lately.
Quiet, clean, convenient - open to the public 24 hours a day
Visit the laundromat at
Red Arrow Apartments
Red Arrow Highway, Waterviiet, Mich.
57th Anniversary
Or. John McDonald, Sr.
Dr. John McDonald, ir.
"EstaMisiMd In 1t20
by Dr.C.B.McDonald'
|Mc Dona Id's Chiropractic
Orthopedics Clinic
Spacializing in Back,
Nack t Disc Injuriat
MEMBER OF AMERICAN
COUNCIL ON CHIROPRACTIC
ORTHOPEDIC OF THE
AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC
ASSOCIATION
703 East Naptar
Falrplain
Phona 925-3232
Freshman - Diane Bohn, Lisa
Fraizer and Lora Wick.
Honorary Members: Class Presidents: Juniors - Marilyn Daly;
Sophomores - Charles Burress;
and Freshmen - Henry Bomke.
Senior Vice-President - Marc
Baiers.
National Honor Society Representative - Diane DeYoung.
Perfect Attendance - 9th Grade
- Peggy Becker, Mary Jo Consolino, Denise Eisbrenner, Thomas
Eisen, John Graybill, Lynn Hetfield, Anne Koshar. T a m m y
Mundt, Mary Steffens. Lora Wick
and Donald Divis.
10th Grade - James Callahan.
Richard Callendar. L a u r a Eisbrenner, Robert Frank, Janet
Frazier, Julie Hunt, Mark Kappel
Sandra Kean, James Nordhoff.
June 2.1977
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Waterviiet
The A's won their first game
Monday night. May 23, by beating
the Cubs 11-9 in an exciting game.
The A's had 11 hits and the Cubs
13 hits. Bryan White was the
winning pitcher.
The Reds beat the A's Wednesday. May 25,24 to 2. The winning
pitcher for the Reds was E.
Anderson.
SOX 19, YANKS 3
The Little League Sox defeated
the Yanks 19-3 last Monay. 11
was the first game of the season
for both teams.
Scott Radde and Bob Banasik
combined for a two hitter as each
pitcher gave up 1 hit each.
Leading hitters for the Sox
were Scott Radde with a triple,
double, single and a walk - gave
him a 3 for 3 performance. Brett
Frazier had 3 singles. Kevin
McCabe had two singles and Rick
and Don Tanner each had a hit.
Lee Havweghen had two hits
for the Yanks.
and with input from more than
4,000 other districts.
The program, which tests reading, writing and mathematical
skills beginning at the eighth
grade level, comes at a time
when there is a growing awareness that a substantial number of
students throughout the nation
are deficient in these basic skills.
The tests include questions that
measure a student's capability to
function in society when he or she
leaves school. Questions cover
such topics as the ability to read
and understand a want ad, a
driver's manual or a recipe or to
balance a checkbook.
The testing program will be
available to schools in September
ETS reports.
These tests were administered
only to 8th, 9th and 12th graders,
according to Mrs. Pant, High
School Counselor.
The new Basic Skills Assessment Tests were developed by
Educational Testing S e r v i c e
(ETS) of Princeton, New Jersey
with the cooperation of 300 school
districts throughout the nation
OPEN DAILY
MAY 25lh THRU
LABOR DAY
10 A.M.-6 P.M
i
Hospita I
ADMI TTANCES
WATERVUET - Stephanie
Warner, Harold Selter, Mrs. Leonard Ross, Teresa Montai, Dennis Crossno, Mrs. Missouri Needham, Mrs. Ernest Bomia.
COLOMA - Mrs. Robert Cottier, Mrs. Joe Hewitt, John
Miller, Mrs. Peter Reyna, Mrs.
Geneva Mahler, Mrs. Marian
George.
HARTFORD - Mrs. W.H.
Holcomb, Ronald Brodock, Etta
Smith, Victor Wells, Mrs. Gary
Johnson, Mrs Willie Neal, Mrs.
Agnes Morris, Candy Anderson,
Roger Pugh, Wesley DeLoach,
Janes Setters, Mrs. Margaret
HamiU, Raymond Young, Mrs.
Richard Royer, Leon Goss, William Davis.
DI SCHARGES
WATERVU ET - Mrs. Mar
garet Baldwin, Mrs. Bemice
Kuehl, Lois Key, Harold Selter
Mrs. Clayton Garrison, Mrs
Samuel Newnum, Chester Kier
stead, Stephanie Warner, Cor
nelius Krieger, Mrs. Gladys Da
vis, Mrs. Leonard Ross. Mrs
Magdolna Attila, Teresa Mantai
Elmer Callender.
COLOMA — Kathie Cannady,
Mrs. Ida Mizell, Shane Terrell,
Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. Muriel
Bird.
SlirriE
Waterviiet students take basic skill tests
Students from Waterviiet High
School and Waterviiet Middle
School are taking part in the
testing process which is undertaken to come up with a score
scale that will allow school
districts to c o m p a r e their
students' performance with that
of other students in other school
districts.
SOX 14, TWI NS 12
The Sox defeated the Twins 14
to 12 in a slugfest last Wednesday.
Bob Banasik led the Sox attack
with a double and a 3-run homer.
Brett Frazier and Mark Snyder
each had two singles and Scott
Radde and Rick Tanner had a
double and a single repectively.
Jon Flippo was the leading
hitter for the Twins with 2
doubles and triple. J. Caine had a
2-run homer and a single. Tom
Burris and Smith had 2 singles.
Willmeng and Whitney each had
a hit.
M O R T G A G E S A L E — Default has been
m a d e i n the conditions of a m o r t g a g e m a d e
by Robert L Spencer and Pauline Spencer,
husband and w i l e , to M o r t g a g e Associates,
Inc., M i l w a u k e e , Wisconsin, M o r t g a g e e .
Dated July 24, W J . and r e c o r d e d on J u l y J5,
1973, m Liber W l , on p a g e 113, Berrien
County Records. M i c h i g a n , and assigned by
said Mortgagee to Greater L o u i s v i l l e F i r s t
r e d e r a l Savings ft Loan Association, Louisv i l l e , Kentucky, by an assignment dated
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July 25, lf72, and recorded on July 31, 1972.
in Liber 931, on page I S I . B e r r i e n County
Records, M i c h i g a n , on
which
mortgage
there is c l a i m e d to be due at the date hereof
the sum of Twelve Thousand E i g h t Hundred
F i f t y Two and 45 100 D o l l a r s {SI2452.45).
including interest at 7 p e r c e n t per a n n u m
JfliJway
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HARTFORD - Hartford High
School's Baccalaureate will be
held at 8:00 p.m. Sunday. June 5
in the H a r t f o r d auditorium.
Speaker will be Rev. Jean Crabtree of the Hartford United
Methodist Church.
Commencement will be held
Tliursday. June 9 at 8:00 p.m. in
the High School Gymnasium.
Benediction will be given by the
Rev. George Badger of Hartford
Federated Church. Speakers will
be Jill Latus. co-Valedictorian;
D e n i s Huffman. co-Valedictorian; Duane Toney. Salutatorian;
and Robert Beatty, junior class
president.
Diplomas will be awarded by
the school board president, William Austin. No outside speak-
ers have been scheduled. Music
will be by the Hartford Senior
Band.
The graduates are: Tammy
Anderson, Lauren Baker, Robert
Beatty, Kevin Benham, Sharon
Bolton, Timothy Bond, Susan
Buchholz, Anne Bunn, Perry
Carlisle, D e n i s e Chemugel,
Richard Conklin, Robert Cummins, Roger Cummins, Kirk
Daniel. Doug Davis, Rosemary
Duffy, Mike DuVall, Steve Dyer,
Judy Elrod, Kelly E m p s o n.
Donna Estes, Rhonda Estes,
Bruce Ezzell, Bruce Flowers,
David Gailhouse, Maria Garcia,
Mike Gardner, David Groth,
Carlton Hagatha, Robert Hall,
Tammy Harmon, Marilyn Hazelett, Bill Howard, Denis Huff-
man, Sandra Hunt, Brenda Johnson, Patricia Johnson. David
Kimp. Mark Klann. R o b e r t
Kling, Fred Knight, Steve Kooh.
Leonard Kolberg, K i m b e r 1 y
Koziol. Dale LaFayette. Karen
Lambrecht. DeAnna Latus. Jill
Latus. John Lee. Rick Lefor.
Cindy Leonard. Mark Lightner.
Kenneth Lowe. Mark Manning,
Patti Jo Meachum, Anita Melson,
Felipe Mireles, Michael Mooney.
Dennis McGowau. Terri Nowakowaki. Randy Olds. Cheryl Otte,
Kim Parker, Tina P a r k e r ,
Brenda Phillips, Peter Pozivilko,
Ken Reed, Virginia Richardson,
Joseph Riley, Juan Romero,
Robert Saline, Kathy Schaner,
Shelly Seddon, Steve Sells, Tom
Sinclair, Laurel Smith, Greg
Spencer, Joe Story, Pete Stromeyer, Linda S u t t e r ,
Jill
Szewozyk, Duane Toney, Wayne
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Unrath, Gaye Van den Hombergh
Maryann VanLierop, J a n i s
Vamau, Andrea Wallace. Gary
Wallace, Joyce Weber. Denise
Wehmeier. Curtis Welty. Barry
Wheeler. Dian Williams. Douglas
Williams, Pamela Willoughby.
Christopher Winans. Martin Winder, James W i s d o m . Jane
Zemora. and Terry Yirchott.
Virginia Meachum
Pledged
HARTFORD - Virginia Helen
Meachum, of Hartford, has been
pledged to provisional membership in Phi Mu. national collegiate sorority, at Michigan State
University, East Lansing. Michigan.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Meachum. Hartford. Rt.
Box 88, Virginia is a Junior in the
School of Social Science at MSU.
REMEMBER WHEN
YOU USED TO
PLAY WITH TRUCKS?
Dodge M a c h o Power Wagon
Australia was the last continent to be discovered by
Europeans.
HUNDREDS OF
BEAUTIFUL TAME DEER
TO FEED AND PHOTOGRAPH a
OVER 200 FREE PICNIC TABLES. LOVELY
QROUNDS a COLORFUL NURSERY RHYME
EXHIBITS a CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUNDS, FOOD AND
REFRESHMENTS a MINIATURE TRAIN RIDE THROUGH
AFRICALAND a ACRES OF FREE PARKING a COTTAGE,
MOTEL AND CAMPING ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE VICINITY a
BOATING AND FISHING AT NEARBY PAW PAW LAKE.
OFF RTE. 1-94 OR I M AT COLOMA, MICHIGAN
100 MILES FROM CHICAGO—12 MILES FROM BENTON HARBOR
PM
Record
HHS graduation exercises
Suzyanna Rosel, Paul Saltzman.
Kevin Soulard. and T h o m a s
Staines.
11th Grade - JoDean Caskey.
Anna Duday, Timothy Ertman.
Tammera Fairbanks. Beth Hinkelman. Amiece Gast. Daniel
Graybill, Robert Gregor, Melvina Ray Nadason, Steven Reed.
Cynthia Richcreek. Judy Rose,
and Era Snyder.
12th Grade - Rhonya Anderson 4 years. Iris Eberhart, Melodee
Ann Graybill, Denise M a r i e
Jones, Gregory Krell - 4 years,
Thomas Lord and Donna Sue
Thomas.
Musk: Diane DeYoung.
Draftsman of the Year "1977":
Kevin Johnson.
Physics - Superior Achievement: Sandra Nimtz.
Waterviiet Public School is one
of more than 150 school districts
participating in a nationwide
study of student performance on
new tests designed to strengthen
the basic skills of the nation's
elementary and high s c h o o l
students.
Waterviiet
Under the power of sale c o n t a i n e d in said
m o r t g a g e and the statute in such case made
and provided, notice is hereby g i v e n that
said m o r t g a g e w i l l be foreclosed by a sale of
ttbdge
D o d g e R a m c h a r g e r Four by Four
Warlock
You still can at
GEISLER MOTORS, INC.
T h e A d u l t T o y s f r o m D o d g e are c o m i n g o n t h r o u g h . . . a n d o n l y y o u r
n e a r b y D o d g e D e a l e r ' s g o t e m . S t r e e t V a n s , R a m c h a r g e i Four by
Fours. M a c h o P o w e r W a g o n s , and w i l d W a r l o c k pickups. S o m e of t h e
e q u i p m e n t s h o w n o n p r o d u c t i l l u s t r a t i o n s is o p t i o n a l a t e x t r a c o s t .
O t h e r e q u i p m e n t a n d p a i n t s c h e m e s are n o t f a c t o r y o p t i o n s , b u t m a y
be o b t a i n e d t h r o u g h c u s t o m i z i n g shops.
the m o r t g a g e d premises, or s o m e p a r t of
them, at public vendue, at the M a i n e n t r a n c e
to the County Building in St. Joseph,
O R
R E S .
G.
R
W E A V E R
C 3 7 - S 0 1 4
DR
W. K W O O T E N
RES 4 6 5 - 3 8 0 7
O F F I C E HOURS:
* Monday-Wednesday and Friday
Evenings
6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
•Tuesday and Thursday
9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon - 2:00 P.M. to 6:00
• Saturday 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
M i c h i g a n , at lOo'clock a . m . . L o c a l T i m e , on
Thursday. June 23, 1977.
Said premises are s i t u a t e d in City of
Benton H a r b o r . Berrien County, M i c h i g a n ,
and are described as:
• Leasing a v a i l a b l e o n w h i c h e v e r
n e w Dodge you choose.
• I m m e d i a t e d e l i v e r y o n any n e w
D o d g e in o u r l a r g e i n v e n t o r y .
• An e f f i c i e n t service d e p a r t m e n t
t h a t w i l l get the job done
right, on time.
• On-the-spot financing.
Lot U , Block 6. E m p i r e A d d i t i o n to the
City of t e n ton H a r b o r , B e r r i e n County.
M i c h i g a n , according to the p l a t thereof
recorded A p r i l 29, 1S92 in Book 3 of Plats,
page 9.
During the s i * months i m m e d i a t e l y following the sale, the p r o p e r t y m a y be redeemed,
Dated: M a y 19, 1977
Greater L o u i s v i l l e F i r s t F e d e r a l
Savings and L o a n Association
Assignee of M o r t g a g e e
Hecht ft Cheney
Union Bank P i a i a
G r a n d Rapids. M i c h i g a n 49503
(May 19, H. Mmfi, f. U) .
GEISLER
MOTORS, INC.
315 St. Joseph Street
COLOMA, MICH.
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Waterviiet
Business-Professional
RICHCREEK W E L L
D R I L L I N G CO.
2" to 6" wells
Drilled & Repaired
Jel & Submersible pumps
463-3241
Waterviiet 463-6659
LONG'S
Nelson's
BARBER STYLIST
TV & Appliances
— Roffler Styling Center —
Authorized Sales
ZKNfTH
FRIGIDAIRE
Alden White
& Sons, Inc.
Dozer & Backboe Service
Sand-Gravel-Top Soil
Red Arrow Highway
Waterviiet
165-1131
CHET NICHOLS
INC.
Auto (ilass
Furnilure Tops
Mirrors
Auto Radiator Repair
Battery Service
Aulo Parts*
925-2136
300 Territorial Road
Benton Harbor, Mich
Electric motor
sales & service
G M * r a l Electric
Dayton
Cutting & Styling Hair of
Any Length
Hair Straightening
Hair Coloring
Professional Hair and Skin
Care Products
••New Man" Hair
Replacement Center
SARNO
R E A L ESTATE
Appointments Available
Tala
Professional
Listings Wanted
Phone 463-3833
WatervUet, Michigan
•
ROUTB 2 • Box 169
Center
C O V E R T , MI 4 S 0 4 3
Coloma, Mich.
PHONE
616704
1607
REALTOR
SIGNS
Political Posters
Decala - Bumper Strips
Magnetic Signs
Custom T-Shirt Printing
621-4106
Dr. Robert C. Seikow
CHIROPRACTOR
(21-3401
511 Fast'Main. Hartford
Hours by appointment
except Thursday
468-7195
Chip S h l m e r s
A & S
Plumbing
Waterviiet
Fixtures &
Plumbing
New homes
Remodel & Repair
Universal
Red Jacket pump &
Fairbanks Morse pump sales
Repair all makes of
water pump
Power tool repairs
Automotive Klectrical
service
Starters - Generators
Alternators Regulators
Delco Supreme Batteries
Riverside
Electric Service
3«>4 Riverside Rd.
GARGANO
CUSTOM RUGS
fidnk C.^rqano
Carpet Sales & Ser\ ice
Installation — (leaning
SeruinR
Saiisid( tion Goaf a n i f * a
MS Mam St.. Waterviiet
in Old Post OHice Building
Phone I6J-M35
463-4628
Master Plumber
Licensed & Bonded
OB
PARTS
SPECIAUST
REAL
ESTATE
Nelson Auto Parts
4S3-4MI
INC.
Sales, Trades
of Properties
ASviraits
the petcafe people
BEFORE YOt Bl'Y.
SELL OR RENT
C 1977 Wiitot Mooon CompWf. • tutoMliafv ot
A M Mob>niC« Niciwnond Vi>r«M 73230
Auto — Fire — Life
Call 463-4079
or 463-6128
H^lth
State F a r m
Insurance
Fred Ward Agenc)
Your F a m i l y
Insurance Agenl
349 N. Main St.
WatervUet 465-4079
RODEWALD
CONSTRUCTION
PAW PAW1
LAKE
REALTY
Big enough to serve you
Small enough to know you
Residential, Lake,
and Commercial
Property
Ph. 463-8372 or
463-6583
Henrietta Frazier — Broker
Dolores Youdell — Sales
Representative
923 N Main St.
Waterviiet. Mich.
MORTGAGE SALE — Default having
been made In the terms and conditions ot a
certain mortgage made by Dorothy Jenkins
ot Benton Harbor, Michigan, Mortgagor, to
Colonial Mortgage Company, ot Indiana,
inc.. Mortgagee, dated the 18th day of May,
1972, and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds, for the County of Berrien
and State of Michigan, on the 19th d^y of
May, 1972, In Liber 923 of Berrien County
Records, on page 349. which said mortgage
was thereafter assigned to Governmental
National Mortgage Association by assign
ment dated June I, 1972, and recorded on
July 6, 1972 in Liber 926, Page 713, B.C.R.
and thereafter assigned to The Leader
Mortgage Company, by assignment dated
September 27, 1972, and recorded on
December 29, 1972 in the office of the
Register of Deeds tor said County of Berrien
in Liber 943 of Berrien County Records, on
page S96, on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due, at the date of this notice,
for principal and Interest, the sum of Twenty
Ttwusand Four Hundred and Seventy Seven 52/ 100 Dollars, ($20,477.52);
And no suit or proceedings at law In equity
having been Instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the
power of sale contained In said mortgage,
and pursuant to the statute of the State of
Michigan in such case made and provided,
notice is hereby given that on Friday, the
15th day of July, 1977, at 10:00 o'clock a.m..
Local Time, said mortgage will be foreclos
ed by a sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder, immediately Inside the m a i n
entrance to the Courthouse In St. Joseph,
Michigan (that being the building where the
Circuit Court for the County ot Berrien is
held), of the premises described in said
mortgage, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the amount due, as
aforesaid, on said mortgage, with the
Interest thereon at seven per cent (7
percent) per annum and ail legal costs,
charges and expenses, including the a nor
ney fees allowed by law, and also any sum or
sums which may be paid by tt e undersigned,
necessary to protect Its interest in the
premises Which said premises are describ
ed as follows.
All thai certain piece or parcel of land
situate in the City of Benton Harbor in the
County ot Berrien, and State of Michigan,
and described as follows, to w i t :
Lot 2, Plummer's aid Addition to the City
ot Benton Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan
according to the Plat thereof, recorded
September 1,1905 in Book 4of Plats, Page 19.
Commonly known as; 711 East May Street.
During the si* months immediately follow
ing the sale, the property may be redeemed.
Dated at Detroit, Michigan. May 23, 1977.
The Leader Mortgage Company
Assignee of Mortgagee
Keys and Keys
Attorney for Assignee of Morgagee
(June 2. 9, 14. 23, X )
I T AT® O f MICHIOAN
ClrcwH C m r t tor the C a w t y af a a r r t w
GLORIA A. HERZOG, P L A I N T I F F .
v«.
M ' X A E L T. HERZOG. D E F E N D A N T .
ORDER TO ANSWER
On May K), 1977, an action was filed by
Gloria A. Herzog, Plaintiff, against Michael
T. Herzog, Defendant, In this Court to obtain
an absolute Judgment of Divorce.
It Is hereby ordered that the Defendant,
Michael Herzog, shall answer or take such
other action as may be permitted by law on
or before July 29, m i . Failure to comply
with this order will result In a judgment by
default against such Defendant Mr the relief
demanded m the complaint filed In this
JULIAN E. HUGHES. Circuit Judge
Date ot Order: May M, 1977
Hartwig.Crow. Jones fc Postelll
By: F. Ronald Poetelli
Plaintiff's Attorney
(P19W9)
m
N. Main St.. Waterviiet. M l
(May 3*. June 3. 9. M)
'Delay is preferable to error."
Thomas Jefferson
C A S H FOR
LANDCONTRACTS
Any
Pif.sl
type
u'
•eaI
National
*'4^ B i d q
sIdI
Accept
Fast L a n s i n g
Ml
No c o t m n i s s i o n ^
o'
Cuslb
Call C o l l e c t - S U i
337 1 373
13 W. Main 621-4067
Harttord
H A R T F O R D F E D E R A T E D CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
The f r i e n d l y - f a m i l y church at Red
A r r o w Highway & Pinery Road
Dr. Earl W. Reid
Eye Examinations
Glasses Fitted
Specialiiing in Contact Lenses
Fboae 163-3418
2iM Lake Shore Dr.
SC. Joseph. Mich. 4M85
Waterviiet
Bud"
Rodewald
* Residential
* Commercial
4633698
June 2,1977
Waterviiet
Page Fifteen
Record
Directory
Full Line of Major Appliances
Sales & Service
June 2,1977
Record
621-4695
Fundamental-Evangelistic
Rev. G.L. Badger, Pastor
Sunday school for all ages 9:45
Morning Worship 11:00
Golden Gospel Hours 7:00 Sun. evening
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice of Annual Election of the Electors
of Coloma Community Schools
Berrien and Van Buren Counties. Mich.
To Be Held June 13. 1977
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT:
Please Take Notice that the Annual
Election of the School District will be held on
Monday. June 13. 1977. in the Coloma
Township Hall, Township of Coloma. Michl
gan.
THE POLLS OF ELECTION W I L L OPEN
AT 7:00 O'CLOCK. A.M.. AND CLOSE AT
S:00 O'CLOCK. P.M.
At the Annual School Election there will be
elected two (2) members to the Board of
Education of the district for full terms of
four (4) years ending in 1981.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE
BEEN NOMINATED TO F I L L S U C H
VACANCIES;
Beverly R. Frlck
Merlin C. Hauch
Dean Mohney
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT the
following proposition will be submitted to the
vote of the electors at the Annual School
Election:
M I L L A G E RENEWAL PROPOSITION
Shall the limitation of the amount of taxes
which may be assessed against all property
in Coloma Community Schools, Berrien and
Van Buren Counties, Michigan, be Increased
by 10 mills (SlO.OOon each SI,000.00 of state
equalized valuation) for a period of 3 years,
1977, 1978 and 1979, for the purpose of
providing additional funds for operating
purposes (this being a renewal of 10 mills for
operating purposes which expired with the
1976 tax levy)?
All school electors who are registered with
the city or township clerk of the city or
township in which they reside are eligible to
vote at this election.
1. William Heyn, Treasurer of Berrien
County, Michigan, hereby certify that, as of
April 5. 1977, the records of this Office
indicate that the total of all voted Increases
over and above the tax limitation established
by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local
units of government affecting the taxable
property located in Coloma Community
Schools. Berrien and Van Buren Counties.
Michigan, is as follows:
By
.4
1.0
1.5
.13
Berrien County:
1977-1984
1977 1983
indefinite
1977-1994
By Bainbridge Township:
None
By Benton Township:
1.0 indefinite
6.0 1977 1980
By Hagar Township:
By Waterviiet Township:
None
*
By the School District:
4 mills. 1977 only
2.5 mills, 1977 and 1978
Wm. C. Heyn
Treasurer, Berrien County, Michigan
I, A. A. Smith, Treasurer ot Van Buren
County, Michigan, hereby certify that, as of
April 5, 1977, the records of this Office
indicate that the total of all voted increases
over and above the tax limitation established
by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local
units of government affecting the taxable
property located in Coloma Community
Schools, Berrien and Van Buren Counties,
Michigan, is as follows:
By Vari Buren County:
.4 Mill • Ambulance 1977
By Covert Township:
.4 Mill - Hospital - Unlimited
1.5 Mills - Roads • 1977
1.75 Mills - Police & Ambulance - 1977
1.75 Mills - Lake Mich. College Unlimited
By the School District:
4 mills. 1977 only
2.5 mills. 1977 and 1978
A.A. Smith
Treasurer, van Buren County, Michigan
This Notice is given by order of the Board
of Education.
Merlin C. Hauch
Secretary, Board of Education
(June 2 4 9, 1977)
Compare! Dristan1 Tablets
relieve more colds
miseries than Contac
or Aspirin. DiitUn COMIC Aipuw
Runny Note
/
Phone 463-3461
5 FAMI LY GARAGE SALE June 3rd & 4th. No sales before 8
ajn. Furniture, drapes, clothes,
etc. 571 Jackson Court, Coloma.
(6-2wp)
1
GARAGE SALE - Golf clubs (3
sets), Air Conditioner, S n o w
Tires, Coleman stove and lantern, Dehumidifier, Gas Range,
Portable Refrigerator, Misc. 156
Harriet St, Coloma. Sat., June 4
Si Mon., June 6, 10 to 6. (6-2pd)
/
FOR SALE — Coral L-shaped
secretarial desk and 30 new
upholstered office chairs will be
sold at less than V4 regular price.
CaU 463-3171.
(6-2wp)
FREE - SHEPHERD & HUSKY
PUPS. Call after 4 p.m., 463J635.
(6-2pd)
/
—
Aches I Paw
BOB'S
REFRIGERATION
AIR C O N D I T I O N I N i
PHONE 463-7761
AVON P R O D U C T S AT DISCOUNT PRICES. I have discontinued selling Avon and have
many good buys on remaining
products. Call 4634179. (6-2-p)
FOR SALE - HONDA CB-350
Four Cylinder, 2700 miles. $850.00
or best offer. 71 PLYMOUTH
DUSTER $950.00 or best reasonable offer. Excellent transportation. Call 925-1707 after 6
pjn.
(5-26;6-2pd)
Stanley Plum Trees. 5 to f foot
Regular price $7.50. Now sale
priced at $3.50 each. DEAN
FOSTER NURSE RI ES - Hartford. 621-2419.
French Hybrid Wine Grapes 2000 Dechaunac, 6000 f o c h .
DEAN FOSTER NURSE RI ES Hartford. 621-2419.
FOR SALE - *71 Chevy Malibo.
V-8 engine, 4-<ir. Good Condition.
Very dean inside and out. Green,
Black Vinyl roof. $900. 46M889.
(6-2pd)
Mulberry Trees for shade and
frntt. 24-36 inch trees. 75c each.
DEAN FOSTER NUR8ERI ES.
621-2419.
Tree Hydrangea Liquidation. 3 to
4 footfloweringtrees. $2.50 each.
Also 500 Blue and White Hydrangea Bushes $1.80 each. Open
every day. DEAN F O S T E R
NURSE RI ES-Hartford. 621-2419.
Surplus Horseradish Root Sale.
25c each. DEAN F O S T E R
NURSE RI ES-Hartford.
60 ACRE FARM with older home.
Ideal handy-man special. Fair
out buildings. 71st Ave. $55,000.
Jerry Proshwitz Real Estate, N.
51 S. Dowagiac, phone 782-2877.
(5-12,19,26 ;6-2b)
Donlap, Sparkle and Guardian
Strawberries. You Pick or we will
pick. Open every day. DEAN
FOSTER, Sister Lakes. 424-5423.
CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES.
Pontiac, Norchip. Russet Burbank, Kennebec. $5.75 per 100
pounds. DEAN FOSTER NURSERIES - Hartford. 621-2419.
Ol L MASTER hybrid sunflower
seeds. New fast-cash crop for
southern Michigan. Call or stop
by for information and prices.
Dean Foster Nurseries, Hartford,
63-2419.
(^)
II,Nl Maadrarian Apricot, 5990
Hansen's Bush Cherry trees, 5000
Purple Bush Plum. 50c each.
DEAN FOSTER NURSERIES Hartford. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
every day. 616-621-2419.
31 ACRE FARM with 4 bedroom
tri-level home. Needs exterior
work. Located on 71st Ave.
, $35,000. Jerry Proshwitz Real
EsUte, N. 51 S. Dowagiac, phone
782-2877.
(5-12,19,26; -2b)
5 Cents a w o r d over 20.
FOR SALE — Meat type Hampshire Boars, 25^300 lbs., validated herd. Oliver 12-7 Grain
Drill with grass seeder, on steel,
steel box, good, 2 section rotary
hoe. 5 miles west on Mendon on
M60. 1 mile south, 616-496-7478.
G.W. Copenhafer.
(otn)
FREE CATALOG. Recreation
lands from $100 dn. Anderson
Realty, 2 Chestnut, Reed City, Mi
49677.
(otn)
FREE TO GOOD HOME Female German Shepherd, mixed, 6 months old. Also Hamster
complete with Cage. Phone 4635707.
(6-2wp)
PIANO LESSONS
Register for summer piano lessons. Registration: June 1 thru 4.
Phone 468-6157. Beverly Funk,
Experienced Teacher. Beginner Intermediate - Advanced.
(5-19,26,6-2pd)
10 ACRES located on Leavitt
Lake, Oceana County, Hart, Michigan. 200 ft. of lake frontage,
wooded. Just $3,500 down and
easy terms on land contract. For
details call or write Harold
Haynes, Harbour Real Estate,
453 River St., Manistee, Michigan
49660 or Ph. (616) 723^534.
(otn)
FAST FOOD RESTAURANT and
soft ice cream specialties in
prime west Michigan port dty on
US 31 highway. Has excellent
growth with above average net.
Package deal with easy terms.
For details call or write Harold
Haynes at Harbour Real Estate,
463 River St., Manistee, Michigan
49660 or phone (616) 7234534.
(otni
DEAN FOSTER NURSERIES
SURPLUS ORNAMENTAL
SHRUB & TREE SALE
Butternut, American B e e c h ,
French Pussy Willow, White &
Blue Mist Spirea, White Dogwood, Forsythia, Cornus Amonum, Zabelli Honeysuckle, Red
Weigelia, European Beech, Blue
Common lilac. Box Elder, Catalpa. Choke Cherry, Chinese
Chestnut, Kentucky Coffee tree,
Thomless Honeylocust. Beauty
Bush, Green Smoketree, Sour
Gum, Sweet Gum, Corkscrew
Willow, Southern Red Oak, Cottonless Cottonwood, May Day
Tree, Black Oak, Bur Oak,
Russian Mulberry, R o s e of
Sharon, Japanese Holly, Mountain Ash, Siberian Elm, Euonymous, Russian Olive, Black Walnut, Pink Dogwood, Verigated
Dogwood, English Walnut, Elderberries, Mulberries, Carpathian
Walnut, Green Ash. 2-3 Foot
Trees & Shrubs. Closeout at $1.99
each. DEAN F O S T E R NURSERIES - Hartford. 621-2419.
Open 8 to 6 daily.
wwwlrwwlririrw n a m
j For Sale :
| '68 Chevy \
l pick-up
^ w i t h camper shell
468-8148
CABLE TV
St-rvmu Paw Paw I.ake Area
< hanru,l> Over
KM
stations. Ht'imle c o n t r o l
N Mam. Waterlviet
Call 463-6183.
.4-rttfct
(Ads phoned in must be paid by the Monday following date of
issue. If we send a bill, there's an extra charge of 50 cents.)
MOVING SALE - 7911 Coloma
North Road, to mile north of
Hagar Shore. All sorts of odds
and ends.
(6-2wp)
MOBILE HOME PARK SUBDIVISION. 180 sites, wooded,
Vi mile off X-way. Excellent
terms. Consider any offer or
trades. Must sell. Call (616)
931-4351 or (616) 931-4789. Chase
Realty, Howard City.
(otn)
By Coioina Township.
3.0 1977 1992
Nam ComesiKW
Twenty Words for a Buck!
Certifies Strawberry Plants dormant stock now being held in cold
storage, 150,000 R o b i n s o n ,
100,000 Tennessee Beauty, 100,000
Sunrise, 100,000 Midway 55,000
Redchief 35,000 Holiday , 30,000
Raritan^ 25,000 Guardian ^ 15,000
Cyclone,15,000 Tiaga.l0,00C Dunlap, 5,000 Ozark Beauty, 5,000
Fort Laransie.2,000 Superfection
DEAN FOSTER NURSERIES,
Hartford, 621-2419.
Reduce safe & fast with GoBese
Tablets & E-Vap "water pills".
Waterviiet Rexall Pharmacy, 356
N. Main, Waterviiet. (ltC-30pd)
WANTED
COLLEGE STUDENTS will do
house painting - Low Rates. For
Estimate phone 463-5557 or 4637250.
(5-26pd)
DRIVEWAY TUBES 12"
diameter all lengths up to 24' in
stock. Bevery L u m b e r Co.,
Waterviiet, NO.
(5-l9tfc)
ALUMINUM SI DI NG APPLI CATOR CREWS NEEDED I MMEDIATELY. Must have exDerience, references, t r u c k ,
)rake and all tools. Top money,
jp to $27.50 per square. Steady
year round work. I MPERI AL Call (no chge). 800-442-8307 between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Ask for
Bob Harris.
(otn)
FOR RENT — By the Season Summer Home on Paw Paw
Lake. Central heat, pier and
sandy beach. Weekends phone
463-4969. Weekdays, 312-397-8727.
(tfc)
SECURITY GUARDS
SCOPE SECURI TY
has immediate openings for both
full time and part time security
personnel. Must be 18 years of
age with no police record. Apply
in person, 420 Main Street, St.
Joseph.
(6-2b)
FOR RENT — 2 Bedroom Mobile
Home. Country Setting. $150.00
plus util. & Deposit. Call 463-6181.
(3-i7pd)
FOR RENT — Professional carpet shampooers. Shampoo and
spotters available. Closed Mondays. Rome's Maintenance Supply, 463-5964.
(1-lOtfc)
WANTED — Indian Relics stone, bone, baskets, pots, beadwork, weapons, Potawatomi Museum, Angola, 3, I nd.
(otn)
JAYCEES
CRIBBS SCHOOL
Available for weddings,
meetings, and banquets
Call 944-5052 for reservations
Ask for Jim
WANTED TO BUY - Old toy
trains. Any size, any make. Pay
cash. Bob's Hobby Shop. Phone
621-3231.
(5-29)
CAN-AMER GAMES BINGO]
Guaranteed Jackpot
1707 Oak Street. Niles
Every Sunday, 7 p.m.
Benefits all County use
NOTICE
The Waterviiet Township Planning Commission will meet Tuesday, June 7, at 7:00 p.m.
CRAIG'S CRAFTS
Doll making, sequins, trims,
Styrofoam, fake fur, gifts, and
many other craft supplies. 449
Myrtle Street, Waterviiet. Phone
463-57%.
(tfc)
CARD OF THANKS
TAST chance to d i e t Try
L-Laxine Pre-Digested meal replacements, Chicken, Beef or
Vegetable, Badts' Pharmacy, Coloma.
(ItMpd)
Water pills and laxatives may
deplete your body's essential
Pottasium • ask for K Forte'
Badts' Pharmacy, Coloma.
(It6-9pd)
Artco Gas
Specialists
'Camper Checkup' |
liet us c h e c k a n d a d j u s t
For Sale
BABY RATS
$1.00 each
Call 468-8U8
REISER'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS — Roofing and repairs,
siding, painting, additions, gutters, carpenter work. Licensed
and insured. Don Heiser, phone
427-8405.
(tfc)
t h e « a s a p p l i a n c e s in
>our C A M P E R
Van Auken l - i k e . H a r t f o r d
Art Wyckoff — O w n e r
Call 621-2164
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CARD OF THANKS
Thanks to everyone for their
visits, cards and flowers given to
me while I was in the Waterviiet
Community Hospital. S p e c i a l
thanks to the nurses.
Mrs. Raymond Beck
Le Bon's
Tropicals
Riverside, Mich.
Starting new Hours
May 30/ 1977
Mon. thru F r i .
11 to 7 p.m.
i a t . 1 to 6 p.m.
Waterviiet
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June 2,1977
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Record
CHS Graduates
Continued
from
Joel Carlson, Charles Cayo, Don
Cheshire, Tamara Chiviges, Dennis Chronister, Robert Clark,
Melissa Cretors, Dyan Dabicci,
Sherry D a h m s, Carolyn Daugherty, William Davis, S u s a n
Demske, Kristos Diaz, Brian
Dilts, Robert Dixon, Shannon
Doolen, Mark DuVemay, Beth
Eisner, Peter Fairbairn, Jeffrey
Faraone, Joanne Fardello, Lori
Faultersack, Roxanne Feltner,
Karen Foster, Cherie Fox, Ricky
Friedman, Pamela Frobel, Jody
Gagliardo, Joseph Gelder, Kathleen Golas, Lois Goss, Stella
Graves, Anthony Greco, Anna
Mary Green, Elaine Greer, Kathryn Hafer, Michele Hart, Gerald
Hauch, Sandra Hauch, Beverly
Head, Patricia Heimsath, Krisa
Hembree, Robert Herman, Jack
Heron, William Hess, Jamie Hipskind, Connie Hodge, Timothy
Hoenes, Terry Hogue, Lori Hollacher, Irene Hough, P h i l i p
I annelli, Darrell I rwin, Deanna
Jackson, Karen James, Harold
Johnson, Joseph Jones, Douglas
Kelly, Kelly Kennedy, Louis Kerlikowske, Tamara Kerr, Kevin
Kniebes, Timothy Kobetz, David
Kolberg, Darlene Lacer, Daniel
LaGrow, Craig Latham, Lynn
LaVanway, Brenda Leedy, Elizabeth Leider, Gregory Leitz, Lori
Lester, Steve Lohrke, Denise
Londowski, Fanny Loomis, Gre-
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gory Lyon, Theresa Matthews,
Debra McAndrew, Linda McCormick, Peggy McCrery, Colleen
McEllin, Daniel McKean, Vanessa McKinney, Wayne Miller,
Deborah Miraldi, Paula Mitchell,
Marjorie Mooney, Keith Morris,
Phillip Muenchow, Tamara Muth
Cecile Nadeau, Gary Nail, Cathy
Nalitt, Susan Nelson, Michael
Nemethy, Rudi Nemethy, Elaine
Noack, James Noack, Valerie
Norman, Vernon Norman, Kathy
Oakley, Dennis Oettle, Anthony
Orlando, Craig Orlando, Dennis
Ory, Diane Ostruszka, Virginia
Owen, Keith Penoyar, Sheila
Peters, Anne Pethe, D e b r a
Phebus, Diane Piraino, Lynda
Poledna, Kathy Poole, Philip
Preston, Cammy Price, Juanita
Quinn, Janet Ragsdale, Randy
Rasmussen, Ronald Reid, Deanna Rhodes, Eric Richardson,
Gary Richardson, Debbie Ross,
Rick Ross, Nancy R z e s z u t ,
Joseph Sage, Debbie Saxman,
Wayne Schaus, Sheryl Scheffler,
Richard Scherer,
Michael
Schmidt, Timothy Schmuhl, John
Scott, Jeffery Shafer, Barbara
Simcox, John Simcox, Shelley
Sink, Kathleen Sipes, Gerald
Snow, Daniel Soderborg, Martha
Sofianos, ^Jlandall Spies, Janet
Spilger, Cheryl Spoke, David
Stakley, Mark Stevens, Pamela
Stewart, Richard Swigart, Dan-
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K OF C STATE OFFICERS ATTEND AWARDS DINNER HERE — Front row (left to right):
Ken Stewart, Knight of the Year; State Warden Bob Klein; BUI Drake; Joe Golas, Columbian Clnb
Man of the Year; PSD Bill Crotty. Back Row (Left to Right): Ed Ostruszka, last year's Knight of
the Year; Grand Knight Bob Nelson; Bill Damler, last year's Columbian Clnb Man of the Year,
Dtatrict Deputy Bod Vogle. Not present when picture was taken were John Frost and Deputy
Grand Knight Walt Duday.
K of C Awards Dinner Knight Ken Stewart of Coloma
niel Taylor, Linda Taylor, James
Thompson, J a y n e Thompson,
Bryan Thurlow, Dawn Turner,
David Tyler, Don U m p h r e y ,
Daniel Unrah, Tom Vandervort,
Michelle Villermain, Mary Vollrath. Donna Watkins, Randy
Watson, Royce Weaver, Stephanie Weaver, Gordon Wendzel,
Terri Wheeler, Michele Wilkins,
l,ois Williams, Dennis Wolfe,
Todd Yore, and David Zech.
FRIENDLY
MARKETS
State Warden Robert
Klein and Past State Deputy
William Crotty and their wives
were guests at the annual awards
dinner of the Waterviiet Knight of
Columbus recently. This is the
annual affair where awards are
presented to Knights who have an
outstanding record of service to
their church, council, and community.
The Knight of the Year Award
was presented to Past Grand
and the Columbian Club Man of
the Year Award was presented to
Joe Golas, President of the
Columbian Club, who also is from
Coloma. S p e c i a l recognition
certificates were presented to
Bill Drake of Waterviiet and John
Frost of Coloma.
The main speakers for the
evening were State Warden Klein
and PSD Crotty. The Master of
Ceremonies was District Deputy
Bob Vogie.
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