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VOLUME 108, No. 45
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$10 million project
Sewer system could become
a reality by next August
By ELEANOR SEAMAN
WHITE LAKE — Construction of a $10 million
sewer project may begin a s e a r l y a s next August if plans
go according to schedule for two cities andtwo townships
which lie along the shores of White Lake 0
The proposed sewer system would s e r v i c e in the
City of Montague, the City of Whitehall, Montague Township and portions of Fruitland Township,
If a sewer collection system was in fact started
next y e a r , hookup to the Muskegon County Wastewater
System could come by sometime in 1978.
The only governmental unit within the plan of
study a r e a ^see accompanying map) that has an e x i s t ing collection system is the City of Whitehall, Improvements to their system would run concurrently
with the r e s t of the a r e a .
The estimated project cost for the City of Montague
is $5,303,200 o r 54 percent of the total p r o j e c t . F r u i t land's costs would be $2,900,000, Montague Township's
$1,300,000 a r d Whitehall's, $300,000.
A t^tal of $625 million in federal funds is available
to the State of Michigan to clean up its w a t e r s . Completion of the 201 facilities plan makes these units of
government eligible for 80 p e r cent state and federal
funding of the p r o j e c t .
A good, representative group of interested Montague residents attended that city's information meeting
held last week regarding the proposed sewer p r o j e c t .
The audience has many questions to a s k . On hand
to answer them were Mike Fuller and Charles Hook,
both of Moore & Briggink, Inc., consultants for both the
City of Montague and Montague Township, Robert L .
Zettell, PE, Director of Public Works for Muskegon
County, Mayor B. Wayne Gillan, John F i l e r s , City
Superintendent and members of the city council.
Fuller started off the meeting by explaining the
preliminary facility plan 201 for wastewater collection
and t r e a t m e n t , compiled by Williams and Works.
Quoting directly f r o m the plan. Fuller said **The
most serious problem in the study a r e a is In the City of
Montague. In the downtown section of the city, over
50 per cent of the sanitary sewage is discharged directly
to White Lake via the White River and Buttermilk C r e e k .
"Many lots a r c so small that there Is not enough
room to construct an adequate drain field.
••The Improperly operating septic systems in the
study a r e a a r e not only a source of pollution but a l s o a
potential health hazard. T h e r e Is no public water system
In many of the a r e a s , and t h e r e Is always a danger that
the septic tanks will contaminate nearby wells. Adequate
wastewater disposal cannot be provided for these a r e a s
without installing some type of wastewater collection
facilities.
••There a r e two a l t e r n a t i v e s , " said F u l l e r . ••Number one would be construct a regional wastewater collection system and connecting to the wastewater facility.
•'Alternative number two would be to take noaction
whatsoever and continue the use of individual septic
tank systems which would do nothing to eliminate existing
pollution or future pollution f r o m more building in the
area.
"Without the project, a definite impact will be
felt over time on the water r e s o u r c e s of the a r e a s u r face, and ground water quality would deteriorate due to
continued discharge of partially treated o r untreated
waste f r o m septic tanks. The rate at which this d e t e r ioration occurs is geared to the residential, recreational
and commercial growth within the a r e a . The potential
health hazard to domestic water supplies will i n c r e a s e .
"Continued growth in the a r e a without adequate
sewer facilities will increase the organic and nutrient
load f r o m subsurface drainage Into nearby l a k e s . Discharge of organic and nutrient loads at increasing
levels will tend to promote algae growth, thus causing
the diversity of aquatic life to d e c r e a s e to the more
tolerant species.
"Without this project, the social and economical
MONTAGUE
WHITE
RIVER
PLAN OF STUDY AREA —
Officials have high hopes of getting
80 per cent federal & state funding
for a $10 million sewer system for
the City of Montague, the City of
Whitehall and Montague and F r u i t lard TnvvnshlpS,
WHI
FRU ITLAND
LAKE
MICH I GAN
climate of the a r e a will be affected since future development in the a r e a would be restricted., The desired r e sidential, recreational and commercial development
will not occur without adequate sewer f a c i l i t i e s . "
Touching on both the good and the bad. Fuller
said some s t r e a m s would have to be c r o s s e d . There will
be some disturbance of the s t r e a m bottom at these sites
during construction. The contractor will be required
to follow the regulations for s t r e a m crossings set forth
In the r u l e s and regulations concerning the Inland
Lakes and S t r e a m s Act #346.
Some of the unavoidable problems would be incidental erosion, noise and dust and some t r a f f i c disturbances.
In the plus column would be g r e a t e r recreational
potential for the a r e a by contributing to the protection
of the water r e s o u r c e s of the area and adequate treatment
for currently incompletely treated wastewater,
••What about storm d r a i n s ? " asked a man In the
audience,
"Only sanitary sewers would be constructed, no
storm d r a i n s , " was the a n s w e r . The plan s t a t e s that
the townships will be required to pass an ordinance
prohibiting all s t o r m water connections.
The question of individual hookups was brought
up and discussed at some length.
The project wold involve laying the main sewer
plus a lateral to somewhere between the edge of the
asphalt and the property line, according to Supt. F i l e r s ,
The homeowner would be responsible for getting hooked
up from the property line to the house,
Montague would hook up tothe wastewater system at
Pump Station " W " located at the old City of Whitehall
wastewater treatment plant behind Plumb's in Whitehall.
Mayor Gillan said the approximate cost per Montague homesite for construction of the system would be
about $1,500 to be paid over a 10-year a s s e s s m e n t
period. It was stated that the cost of a good septic
system would cost about that much. When the system
is in operation residents would be charged a base rate
plus a usage rate similar to the way other utilities a r e
charged f o r .
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He said only a small corner of the industrial park
would be s e r v i c e d ,
"How about Hooker?"
••We couldnt handle the Hooker gallonage."
Residents were a s s u r e d a federal grant would have
to be okayed before construction would s t a r t .
••You'd have the money before construction s t a r t s , "
said F u l l e r .
••But, would it help to save White L a k e ? " s o m e one asked,
Supt, F i l e r s thinks it will. He drew f r o m his
first-hand knowledge of Hart Lake (he is a f o r m e r Hart
City Manager) to answer that question.
He said samples were taken a year after hookup
f r o m Hart Lake, Silver Lake and Stony Lake. It was
found that Hart Lake was s a f e r than the ether two a f t e r
one short year during which time no cannery waste
or sewage was entering the waters of Hart Lake,
Pleased with the attendance at last week's information meeting, Montague officials a r e now looking
ahead to the Sept. 29 (8 p . m j public hearing at which
time the final draft of the plan will be formally accepted
by each of the four units of government,
••It's going to cost, and it's going to h u r t , " said
Supt. F i l e r s .
But officials hastened to add that if sewers a r e
installed "people will move in to help offset your t a x e s . "
"It won't get any c h e a p e r , " said F i l e r s . "If we
had to tackle this on our own, we'd have to break down
the plans and install only a few at a time, say, in the
downtown a r e a . . . but the cost would be g r e a t e r .
" T h i s is a •go' p r o j e c t , " said F i l e r s . ••We're
'out of it, without s e w e r s . "
local news
September 22, 1976, Page 2 WL
Hope forum will "light a fire"
under White Lake's community leaders
WHITE LAKE — If you a r e interested in the f u t u r e of the White Lake Area Tuesday, Sept, 28 is the
date you should mark on your calendar,,
Honorable Mayor John Walhout of Grand Haven
and other Grand Haven officials will meet at the Whitehall City Hall promptly at 11 a . n u to talk about the
W H I T E H A L L SCHOOL L U N C H
SEPT. 27 - Tocos, Corn, Carrot Sticks, F r u i t - J u i c e , Choc. Milk
SEPT. 28 - Cheeseburgers, F. Fries, P i c k l e s , Jello, FruitJ uice. Milk
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SEPT. 29 - Foot Long Hot Dogs, F. Fries, Fr u i t - J u i c e , Cookie
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SEPT. 30 - Ravioli, Bread/Butter, Salad, Fruit-Juice, Milk
OCT.
1 - Grilled Ham & Cheese, Chicken Rice Soup, Crakers,
Fresh Fruit, Dessert, Milk
OCT.
4 • Pizza, Salad, Fruit-Juice, Cookie Milk
OCT.
5 - Fishwich or Hoagie, F. Fries, P i c k l e s , J e l l o , FruitJuice, Milk
OCT.
6 - Spaghetti, Garlic Toast, Cole Slaw, Fruit-Juice Milk
OCT.
7 - C h i l i , Crackers, Bread/P.Butter, Carrot Sticks, Fruit
Juice, Cookie, Milk
OCT.
8 - Rib Eye Steak, B. Potatoe, R o l l / B u t t e r , F r u i t ,
Dessert, Choc. Milk
OCT. 11 - (Build your Sandwich) Ham Sandwich, Chips, Carrot
Sticks, Jello, F r u i t - J u i c e , Choc. Milk
OCT. 1 2 - Smokey Burgers, Fries, P i c k e s , Fruit, Milk
OCT. 13 - Grilled Cheese, Fr. Onion Soup, Crackers, FruitJ uice. Cookie, Milk
OCT. 1 4 - Bar-B-Q's, l a t e r Tots, Cole Slaw, Fruit-Juice, Milk
OCT. 15 - Fishwich or Pizza Burger, Am. Fries, P i c k l e Slices,
Milk
OCT. 18 - Hot Dogs or Hoagies, Fr. Fries, Carrot Sticks, FruitJ uice. Milk
OCT. 19 - Pizza, Salad, Fruit-Juice, Cookie, Milk
OCT. 20 - Fisheze, Tartar Sauce, Bread/Butter, Cole Slaw,
Jello, Fruit-Juice, Milk
OCT. 21 - Hamburg or Cheeseburger, Fries, P i c k l e s , FruitJuice, Milk
OCT. 22 - (High School) - French Dipt, P i c k l e s , Carrot Sticks
Fresh Fruit, Choc. Milk (Elem.) - Corn Dogs
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Will graduate
100th class
WHITEHALL In
1877. Whitehall HighSchool
graduated its f i r s t c l a s s .
In June of 1977 the school
will graduate its 100th
class.
A committee is being
formed to make plans for
appropriate celebrations.
Interested persons who a r e
willing to help plan for the
events of the year a r e invited to call Mike Bozym,
principal of Whitehall High
School, at 893-1655, ext.
26.
The
next
meeting
shall
be Sept. 30, at 7
a j n . in the high school
library e
The committee is soliciting any memorabilia
which may be relative to
the school for the year
celebration. Items of interest would be; old annuals,
pictures of c l a s s e s , t e a m s ,
or activities, and other local historic i t e m s .
Persons who have
such historical material to
share a r e requested to
s h a r e t h e m . The committee would be most g r a t e ful for its u s e .
s u c c e s s e s and f r u s t r a t i o n s that the Grand Haven community had in making it the model city on the west
coast of Lake Michigan.
Local government leaders will be present along
with business, industry, schools, professions, banks,
r e s o r t s and others Interested in making the White Lake
Area a better place to work, live and play,
ft is hoped that
the forum that Mayor Walhout
will speak, will "light a f i r e " under both communit i e s ' l e a d e r s . The ideas and knowledge gained will
go a long way in a positive direction,
Dick Fiet, forum chairman, cordially invites anyone from the White Lake Area who would like to attend.
The honored visitors will a l s o speak at the MontagueWhitehall Rotary meeting at the White Sands, at 1 p , m .
Those nc* able to make the 11 a . m . meeting a r e
invited to the Rotary meeting at 1 p . m .
It is hoped that this will be just the f i r s t of such
meetings with smaller port cities along the western
shores of Lake Michigan.
18 seek office
WHITEHALL — A total of 18 Whitehall residents
a r e seeking the office of c h a r t e r commissioner for the
City of Whitehall.
The candidates a r e Edward J , Volk, Leonard J .
Courneya, Roger W. E r a s e r , Kenneth J . Owen, Thomas
C . Clock, J r . , Thomas C . Clock HI, William E . Hosticka, Gordon E . Huttenga, Harold J . Callender, Carl
E. Larson, Carlos Mikkelson, Earl H. Conrad, Steven
L . Markel, Gary W. Dode, Bernice Cochran, Alfred
C . Raschke, George Ullman and Lyla M. McClelland.
Nine charter commissioners will be elected f r o m
this slate of 18 candidates.
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local news
Montague school board opts for special millage election
September 22, 1976, Page 3
MONTAGUE - - A radical drop in student enrollment resulting in a dramatic reduction in state aid to
the district has prompted the Montague Board of Education
to authorize a special election.
This action, taken at the regular meeting on Sept,
16, will hopefully result in enough funds to offset
those lost because of the shortage of students.
Student enrollment from 1971 to 1975 dropped a total
of 33 students in the d i s t r i c t . This year enrollment
dropped 113 students.
In 1975, on the official fourth Friday a f t e r Labor
Day count day, 1,927 students were enrolled. The a d ministration modestly predicted 1,900 would be enrolled
in the fall of 1975.
Actually, only 1,814 a r e enrolled a s of this writing
or 86 less than anticipated. State aid monies for student
membership will therefore be approximately $93,000 l e s s
than was expected.
The board faces the prospect of cutting the already
radically a u s t e r e budget by another $93,000 or holding
an election to a s k the voters to r a i s e an amount to make
up the deficit.
Rejecting the chances of further cuts in the childr e n ' s educational program, the board opted for an election.
The voters will be asked to increase the tax rate
by 1.3 mills for the current year only. That rate will
r a i s e approximately $93,000 - - $50,000 locally and
$43,000 from the state. That amount is the p r e c i s e
amount of the shortage caused by the low student
count and will do nothing to relieve the austerity budget presently being used.
The. board was unanimous in their feeling that
the students deserve and require this effort and they
voted unanimously in favor of the election.
In other business at the meeting, the board heard
that the district will receive approximately $27,700from
the state to be used to pay off bond debts for buildings.
The board will therefore reduce the tax levy for this
purpose f r o m 1,9 mills to 1,156 mills, or a tax rate
reduction of almost three-fourths of a mill.
The board a l s o changed the location of two upcoming
regular board meetings; the November meeting will be
held on Thursday, Nov, 11 at the Rothbury School and
the January meeting will be held on Thursday, J a n .
20, 1977, at the Mouth School,
The board raised reduced price lunches from 15C
to 20(5 per lunch, accepted the resignation of Dr, A1
Watts, a counselor who has found work in Wisconsin,
and authorized the business manager to accept the
highest bid for a used bus that is being sold.
F u r t h e r , the board set Oct, 21 as the date for the
required budget hearing. That hearing will be held in
conjunction with the regular board meeting already
scheduled for that evening.
Servicemen
GUY MC KEOWN
SAN
ANTONIO - Airman Guy D. McKeown,
son
of M r . and M r s .
Darrold C . McKeown of N.
Dickerson Ave., Hesperia,
has been assigned to Lowry
AFB, Colo., a f t e r completing Air Force basic
training.
Airman McKeown will
now receive specialized
training in the munitions
and weapons maintenance
field.
He is a 1976 g r a d uate of Hesperia High
School.
SAN ANTONIO, T e x .
— Airman
Larry
J,
Coonrod, son of Mr. and
M r s . J a m e s A. Coonrod of
N. Fruitvale Rd^
Montague, has been assigned
to Keesler AFB, M i s s . , a f t e r completing a i r force
basic training.
He will now receive
specialized training in the
administrative field.
The a i r m a n is a 1976
graduate of Montague High
School,
Like a good
neighbor,
State Farm
is there.
with help for your
car, home, life and
health insurance.
Featuring service till 6 p m
Monday and Friday at most offices
Monday and Friday
Tuesday,
Wednesday.
Thursday
Main Office
Muskegon
9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 6 p.m.
9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 4 p.m.
Roosevelt Park
Office
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 6 p.m.
drive-up 9 a.m. t o 6 p.m.
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 4 p.m.
Grand Haven
Office
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 6 p.m.
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 4 p.m.
Whitehall
Office
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 6 p.m.
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 4 p.m.
drive-up 9 a.m. J:o 4 : 3 0 p.m.
Fremont
Office
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 6 p.m.
lobby 9 : 3 0 a.m. t o 4 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
Hart
Office
lobby 9 a.m. t o 4 p.m.
drive-up 9 a.m. t o 4 : 3 0 p.m.
lobby 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
See me.
RALPH MALLORY
323 SPRING ST.
WHITEHALL, MICH
893-5241
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F R E M O N T : Mam a t Weaver HART: 4 2 4 S t a t e S t r e e t
opinions
letters
-September 22, 1976, Page 4,
Johnny is reading in Montague
1974 N N A
Dear Editor:
Yes, Johnny is reading in Montague and most
Johnnys a r e doing very well. Your Johnny may not
be reading at grade level or up to our expectations,
but he is reading , , , and he is being taught through
an intensive phonics program so highly advocated by
Kathryn Diehl in her s e r i e s f r o m the Reading Reform
Foundation now appearing in the Muskegon Chronicle,
Montague has been teaching reading by the phonics
method for many y e a r s . Phonics is taught in the first
four y e a r s of school by way of the Alpha program as
well as the McGraw Hill Reading p r o g r a m . At the
kindergarten level the. children a r e introduced to the
letter people and their sounds.
Parents who have had a child in kindergarten
within the past several y e a r s , Pm s u r e , have had
their child come home with a letter greeting card
with a poem about Mr. H and his horrible h a i r , Mr.
M and his munching mouth, or Mr, B and his beautiful
buttons, etc.
By the time the child is through the f i r s t grade
he will have learned all of his l e t t e r s , sounds of the
consonants, short vowels, blends and diagraphs. He
will be able to sound out most one syllable words
and read simple stories using these sounds.
He is a l s o taught to spell and write these words
f r o m dictation. Because he had not been taught by a
"look-and-say** method, he may not be able to read
words such as come, want, was, should, etc, which
a r e phonetically i r r e g u l a r . These will be taught g r a d ually a s sight words or "runaway w o r d s " which have
run away f r o m the phonetic r u l e s .
By the end of third grade he should have at his
disposal a variety of word attack skills, including phonetic
analysis, structural analysis, context clues, dictionary
skills, etc. These will continue to be reinforced throughout his schooling, not only in reading, but through
spelling and writing as well.
But, r e m e m b e r , when Johnny t r i e s to read he
brings his whole self, background and abilities, to
the reading situation , „ , not just the sounds c - a - t
for cat. He brings his self concept, his past experience s , vocabulary, social, emotional, intellectual and physical being with him.
Yes, he sometimes brings his empty stomach,
his fight with his best friend, his parents* concern,
his insecurity etc,, and if he is reading aloud he knows
he is being judged by all around him. How he reads
is affected by these things a s well a s his phonetic
skills.
Reading is an integration of skills, nota summation
of skills. The teaching of reading involves the whole
child, each an individual with different needs and interests to be met. No one method is effective with all children, Each is unique in his learning style, interest
and needs.
If your Johnny is not reading up to your expectations and you would like to help him, please contact
your school and find out how we can combine our e f f o r t s ,
Lorraine Hughes, Reading Support Teacher
J e s s e Hepworth, Elementary Principal
Montague Area Public Schools
A hearty "thank you"
Dear Editor;
We, the management & employees of Stewart and
Son, Inc„ Belleville, Mich, would like to express sincere
gratitude to the following persons and businesses of
Whitehall for their gracious haspitality and generosity
extended to us during our stay:
Keith Boltze of White Lake Construction, M r s ,
Lottie Denecke, Dick Webster, Curly's Restaurant,
Moral's Bakery & Coffee Shop, White Lake Landfill,
and last but not least, Vicki and The Local Pub,
With their interest and support, we were able
to complete the new storm drainage project at US31
and Hanson St, ahead of schedule. Once again Whitehall,
a hearty 'THANK YOU"!
sidelights
5 - 1 / 2 LEGGED FROG — This specimen
was
" c a p t u r e d " by J e r r y Hissong and Timmy Mack near
Whitbeck and Dowling in Montague,
Charles Mindham photo
Public Meeting Schedule
MUSKEGON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
— Second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 4:15
p j n , . Board Room, 4th Floor, County Bldg,, Muskegon.
WEST MICHIGAN SHORELINE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION — Third Monday of each month
at 10 a j n ^ Board Room, County Bldg., Muskegon.
MONTAGUE CITY COUNCIL - F i r s t and third Monday of each month at 7:30 p ^ n M City Hall.
WHITEHALL CITY COUNCIL — Second and fourth
Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p . m . . City Hall.
WHITE RIVER TOWNSHIP BOARD — Second Monday of each month at 8 p,m c . Township Hall, Old Channel T r a i l , Montague.
FRUITLAND TOWNSHIP BOARD — Third Monday
of each month at 7:30 p j n ^ Township Hall, Durham
Rd M Whitehall.
MONTAGUE TOWNSHIP BOARD — Second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m.. Township Hall, Whitbeck Rd,
WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP BOARD — Third Monday
of each month at 7:30 p j n . , at the Township Hall,
GRANT TOWNSHIP BOARD — F i r s t Friday of each
month at 8 p , m „ Township Hall, East of Rothbury,
MONTAGUE BOARD OF EDUCATION — Third T h u r s day of each month at 8 p,m,. Main Offices, Oehrli
Elementary,
WHITEHALL BOARD OF EDUCATION — Third T u e s day of each month at 7:30 p , m „ High School Library,
VILLAGE OF ROTHBURY — Third Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 p j n , in the Community Hall in Rothbury,
NORTH MUSKEGON SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT
- - Second Thursday of each month at 8 p j n , , 207 Federal Bldg M Muskegon,
VILLAGE OF LAKEWOOD — Fourth Monday of each
month at 7 p . m .
OCEANA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS —
Second Tuesday (1:15 p . m j and fourth Tuesday (7 p . n O
of each month. Basement of Court House Annex, H a r t .
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legals
MORTGAGE SALE
Default having been made in the
t e r m s and conditions of a certain
mortgage
executed
by
PAULINE
PRALSE,
to
WILLIAM H. SILL
MORTGAGES,
INCORPORATED
Mortgagee, dated April 23, 1969 and
recorded April 24, 1969 in Liber 915,
Muskegon County Records, Page 683
and assigned by said Mortgagee to
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION, a corporationorganixed
and existing under the laws of the
t n i t e d States, by assignment dated
April 23, 1969 and recorded April
24,
1969 in Liber 915, Muskegon
County Records, Page 687, on which
mortgage t h e r e is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice the sum of
($12,508,78) Twelve thousand five hundred eight and 78/100 dollars including
interest a t (.7-1 I f . ) Seven i one-half
per cent per annum. No suit o r p r o ceedings has been Instituted to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage
o r any part thereof.
THEREFORE, by v i r t u r e o f t h e power
of sale contained In said mortgage,
and pursuant to the statutes of the
State of Michigan in such case made
and provided, notice is hereby given
that on Thursday, September 20, 1976
at 10:00 o'clock A.M., Eastern Daylight Time, said mortgage will be f o r e closed by sale at public auction at the
T e r r a c e Street entrance to the Muskegon County Building In Muskegon,
Michigan, of the premises described In
said mortgage, o r so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amount
a s aforesaid on said mortgage with
Interest thereon at (7-1/2%) Seven &
one-half per cent per annum and all
legal costs, charges and expenses including attorney fees allowed by law,
and also any sums that may be paid
by the undersigned necessary to p r o tect Its Interest In the p r e m i s e s , which
said p r e m i s e s a r e situated In the
C(ty of Muskegon, Muskegon County,
Michigan, and a j ^ described a s :
The East 44 feet of the West
88 feet of the South 132 feet
of the North 165 feet of Lot
20 of Block 50. Revised Plat
of the City of Muskegon, as r e corded in Liber 3 of Plats. Page
71, Muskegon Coui*y Records.
The length of the redamctlon period
la si* (6) months from the (kta of sale.
Dated: September 1, 1976
Federal National Mortgage
Association
Parmenter, Foraythe & Rude
Attorneys for Mortgagee
500 National Lumbennan*» Bank Bldg.
Uuakacoo. Michigan 49440
Jata M . Brigga. m
9/1,8,15.22,29
MORTGAGE SALE
Default having been made In the
mortgage
executed
by
MAGGIE
ALLEN, to WILLIAM H. SILL MORTGAGES, INCORPORATED Mortgagee,
dated January 22, 1970 and recorded
January 23, 1970 in Liber 932, Muskegon County Records, Page 6 7 a n d a s signed by said Mortgagee toADVANCE
MORTGAGE CORPORATION dated
January 22, 1970 and recorded in Liber
932, ftsge 70, thus assigned to AMC
MORTGAGE CORPORATION by a s signment dated February 19, 1970 and
recorded in Liber 933, 1 ^ 0 545, and
then assigned to FEDERAL NATIONAL
MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corporation organized and existing under the
laws of the Inited States, b> assignment dated February 19, 1970 and r e corded February 20, 1970 in I iber
933, Muskegon County Records, Page
548, onwhich mortgage there is claimed
to be due at the date of this notice
the sum of (SI 1,558.95) Elev en thousand
five hundred fifty-eight and 95/100
dollars Including interest al (8-l/2 , »)
eight & one-half per cent per annum.
No suit or proceedings ha\ been instituted to recover the debt secured
b\ said mortgage o r any part thereof.
THEREFORE, b> virtue of thepo ver
of sale contained in said mortgage,and
pursuant to the statutes of the Stale of
Michigan in such case made and p r o vided, notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, October . , 1976 at 10:00
o'clock A.M., Eastern Daylight Time,
said mortgage wlU be foreclosed by
sale at public auction at the T e r r a c e
Street e r t r a n c e to the Muskegon County
Building In Muskegon, Michigan, of the
premises described in said mortgage,
o r so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amour* as aforesaid
on said mortgage with Interest thereon
at (8-1/2%) eigiit 4 one-half per cent
per annum and all legal costs, charges
and expenses Including attorney fees
allowed by law, and also any sums that
may be paid by the undersigned nece s s a r y to protect Its interest In the
premises, which said p r e m i s e s a r e
situated In the City of Muskegon. Muskegon County, Michigan, and a r e
described a s :
The East 87 feet of Lot 10 of
Block 231. Revised PUt of the
City of Muskegon, aa recorded
in Liber 3 of Plata, Page 71,
Muakegon Couity Records.
The length of the redemption period
ia six (6) months from the date of s a l e .
Dated: September 9. 1976
Federal National Mortgage
Aaaodation
Parmenter, Foraythe t Rude
AtUmeya far Mortgagee
SCO National Lumberman*! Bank Bldg.
Maakegeo, Michigan 4»440
JataM.Brign.m
tjwajSMn
NOTICE OF
MORTGAGE SALE
Debult having been made In the
mortgage executed by BOME WALKER and ANNIE MAE WALKER, huaband and wife, to NATIONAL HOMES
ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION Mortgagee, dated April 10, 1974 and r e corded April 19, 1974 In Liber 1034,
Muskegon Couity Records, Page 952
and assigned by said Mortgagee to
ASSOCIATION, a corporation organixed and existing under the laws of the
United States, by aaslgnment A t e d
May 2, 1974 and recorded May 6,
1974 in Liber 1035, Muskegon Couity
Records, Page 944. on which m o r t gage there Is claimed to be due at the
date of this
notice the sum of
($5,829,43) Five thousand eight hundred twenty-nine and 43/100 dollars
including Interest at (8-1/4%) eight
£ one-quarter per cent per annum.
No suit or proceedings has been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage o r any part thereof.
THEREFORE, by virtue of the power
of sale contained in said mortgage,
State of Michigan In such case made
and provided, notice Is hereby given
that on Thursday, October 21, 1976
at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. Eastern Daylight Time, said mortgage will
be
foreclosed by sale at [wblic auction
at the T e r r a c e Street entrance to the
Muskegon County Building
in Muskegon, Michigan, of the premises d e s cribed in said mortgage, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay
the amount as aforesaid on said mortgage with interest thereon at (8-1/4%)
eight 4 one-quarter per cent per annum and all legal costs, charges and
expenses Including attorney fees a l lowed by law, and also any sums that
may be paid by the undersigned necessary to protect its Interest In the
p r e m i s e s , which said premises a r e situated In the City of Muskegon Heights,
Muskegon County, Michigan, and a r e
described a s :
The South 30 feet of Lot 20,
Block 53, Plat of the Village
(now City) of Muskegon Heights,
as recorded In Liber 3 of Plats,
Pages 19 to 26 Inclusive, Muskegon County Records.
is six (6) motths from the date of sale.
Dated: Sept. 22. 1976
ASSOCIATION
Parmenter. Forsythe 4 Rude
500 National Lumberman's Bank Bldg.
Muakegon. Michigan 49440
John M. Brlggs, III
9/22,29,10/6,13,20
local news
Voter's complaints to be heard
Whitehall board,
WEA settle contract
WHITEHALL — The Whitehall District Schools
Board of Education and the Whitehall Education Assn.
have tentatively settled their contract. It now must be
ratified by the board of education in formal session a s
well a s the membership of the WEA before it becomes
reality. Many school districts in the state still have
not settled contracts, 14 ofthose have called for mediation
including Whitehall; however, the Whitehall contract
was settled before mediation was necessary.
The financial package settlement included full payment of medical insurance plus a $100 increase in base
pay. Base pay of $9,350 plus insurance and retirement
will most likely end up to be one of the lowest salary
packages in the Muskegon, Newaygo and Oceana counties,
M
It demonstrates willingness on the part of the
board of education and teachers to cooperate in an
attempt to maintain a balanced budget at a time when such
cooperation is extremely n e c e s s a r y , " says Bill Page,
Superintendent of Schools, •'but a rough road is still
ahead of u s . We ended last year with a balance of a little
over $6,000, and a r e anticipating a smaller balance
next y e a r . A fund equity this size does not provide a
cushion large enough to protect against emergency s i t uations. It is imperative that next y e a r ' s funding base
be larger if we a r e going to maintain a basic p r o g r a m , "
The salary increase along with the annual step
increase ranges from $601 for a second year teacher
with a BA degree to a maximum of $784 for a teacher
with 11 y e a r ' s experience and a m a s t e r ' s degree plus
30 hours.
Attention WHS parents!
WHITEHALL — In
order for their attendance
procedures to work more
effectively, the Whitehall
High School administration
states it is imperative that
on the day your son/daugh-
t e r is absent from school
that you call the high school
office at 893-1655 between
7 a j n . and 7:50 a . m . Your
cooperation w i l l b e a p p r e c iated.
ROTHBURY
— A
public meeting will be held
at 7 p j n , , Wednesday, Sept,
22 at the Rothbury school
for the purpose of h e a r ing voters' questions and
complaints about the Montague school s y s t e m .
Any questions and
complaints will be fully
investigated by an independent citizens committee
composed of area tax-payers.
Any information and
answers obtained will then
be distributed to Montague
school district voters to
appraise,
"Montague
school
district voters and tax paye r s a r e asked to attend
this very important meeting" says Eddie Kurdziel,
the citizens committee o r ganizer.
CHAIRMEN — Pictured a r e six of the nearly
20 chairmen of an independent citizens committee
formed
recently to hear
voters' complaints about
the Montague school s y s t e m . Seated left to right
are:
Clyde
Lombard,
secretary; Eddie Kurdziel,
chairman; Sally Cudney.
Standing left to right a r e :
Joe Kurdziel, Phil Cudney
and Bill Wagner.
Tom Lohman photo
Mike Herron new owner
of Whitehall Thriitway Foods
WHITEHALL — After working for several years
for his father at Herron's Market on E, Broadway
in Muskegon, Mike Herron now has his own grocery
store in Whitehall,
Herron is the new owner of Whitehall Thriftway
Foods; he purchased the inventory, merchandise and
machinery f r o m f o r m e r owner Del Underwood. H e r ron officially took over the business last week Monday,
Herron has leased the building from Dick Fiet of P a r sons of Whitehall,
Four of the same employees will still be on hand
to serve c u s t o m e r s . Hours will remain the s a m e ,
9-9, seven days a week,
Mike said he'll be stocked with a full line of
foods including meats and produce by next week. The
exterior of the building has been painted and the inside will be painted next week, he said.
The meat department will be under the capable
hands of Mert Hulce of Montague, formerly with Mill e r ' s T h r i f t - T for 17 y e a r s .
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Hanner-Peasley
Clyde and Mrs. Gary Wilson wore similar gowns in
pastel blue and yellow. Ann Marie Hanner was flower
girl and wore a pink gown. All wore picture hats.
Robert Fox was best man, Janes Peasley and
Paul Hanner were groomsmen and John Hanner and Joe
Hanner seated the guests.
Mr, and M r s . Peter Barber were master and
m i s t r e s s of ceremonies at the reception attended by
350 guests,
M r s . Peasley is a graduate of Central Michigan
University and is employed as a teacher, Mr. Peasley
is a graduate of Lake Superior State College and is
a salesman at Gibson Sheet Metal.
Mr. and M r s , John L , Hanner of Whitehall a r e
parents of the bride. The bridegroom's parents a r e
Mr. and M r s . Gerald J . Peasley of Montague.
White Lake residents Mary Pat Hanner and Jay
R. Peasley exchanged wedding vows Aug. 14 in a double
ring ceremony performed by F r , Jack Lagoe at St.
Mary's of the Woods Catholic Church, Twin Lake,, Jane
Bartholomeu was organist.
At an evening reception held at the VFW Hall
in Montague, the couple left for a honeymoon t r i p to
T r a v e r s e City. They a r e now at home in Montague,
For her wedding the bride chose a floor length
candlelight colored, cotton gauze gown with lace t r i m
and lace inserts down the sleeves. Yellow roses and
off white and brown braid trimmed her picture hat and
she carried yellow r o s e s , wheat and daisies interspersed
with ivy and baby's breath.
Maid of honor Lori Weber wore a floor length
green gingham checked gown and bridesmaids Jean
WHITE LAKE
Locals
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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"TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES CALL 8 9 3 - 0 5 1 5 "
All classes begin the week of Sept. 27, and run from 7-9 p.m., 1 day per week,
for 8 weeks unless otherwise stated below.
MONDAY, SEPT. 27
CONVERSATIONAL
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W.H.S. ROOM 54
SUE GERARD, INSTR.
TIME: 7-9:30
FEE; S1500
W.H.S. ROOM 62 - Limit 20
VICKI LANGDON, INSTR.
FEE: sio.oo
TIME: 7-9:00
W.M.S. SHOP - Limit 12
PEARL KRULL. INSTR.
TIME; 6:30-9
FEE; S13.00
16 Week Course
W.H.S. GYM
GLORIA DeVETTE, INSTR.
TIME: 7-8:30
FEE; $8.00
LINGERIE
W.H.S. ROOM 65
SHARON BRIGGS, 1 INSTR.
TIME; 7-9:00
FEE: SIO.OO
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REFRESHER TYPING
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MONTAGUE - - The
Montague Garden Club held
its September meeting at
the home of M r s . Jack Bursey with
M r s , Leslie
Moyer, co-hostess.
Members brought a
great variety of " w e e d s " ,
many of which were dried,
to use in winter bouquets.
M r s . Bursey showed bird
and flower slides.
The club voted to
become a sponsor of the
White
Lake Community
Breakfast, Oct, 10.
AND MRS JAY PEASLEY
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TIME; 8-9:30
FEE; $10.00
TIME; 7:9:00
FEE; $12.00
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TIME; 7?9;00
N.B.C. GYM
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TIME; 7-9:01
FEE; $8.00
TIME; 7-9;r0
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PHONE 893-4255
TIME: 7-9:00
FEE: 50(t/night
TIME: 7-9:00
FEE: $10.00
BISHOP SEWING
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Miss Teresa Lynn Peterson and Donald Lee Burel,
J r . exchanged wedding vows before J r . Joseph Godzisz
at St, James Catholic Church in Montague on Saturday,
Aug, 7. Jill Syers was organist and Teresa Dulyea,
soloist.
Parents of the couple a r e Jack and Tina Peterson
and Donald and Anne Burel, all of Montague.
The bride wore an imported chantilly lace gown
that featured a V-neckline and full circular skirt with
cathedral length train accented with medallions. Her
high-crowned headpiece was trimmed with lace and
beads. The veil fell the length of the gown and beyor.d
to create a short t r a i n . She carried a bouquet of rainbow
garden flowers.
Yvonne Burel was maid of honor and bridesmaids
were Peggy Harold, Diane Chalmers, Lisa Burel, Janice
Peterson, Sue VanFrank, Jeanette Burel, Carol Rose
and T e r e s a Cooper, Susan Ray and Missy Peterson
were junior bridesmaids, Jenifer Johnson was flower
girl.
Each attendant wore a different pastel color d r e s s
adding to the rainbow color scheme. The d r e s s e s were
accented with a flower print and ruffles. All wore
floppy hats that matched their d r e s s and each carried
a single carnation, also the color of their d r e s s .
Attending the bridegroom were David Burel, best
man, and groomsmen, Dan Burel, Rick Peterson, Jeff
Hennig, Phil Scudder, Rick Kohl, Tom Martin, Vic
Scudder and Rich Andersen. Tim Todd, Dave Kroll and
Tim Peterson were u s h e r s , Patrick Peterson was ring
bearer.
Brenda Hopkins, Kim Schultz and Ellie King assisted
at the reception where the newlyweds greeted 500 guests
before leaving for a wedding t r i p through Canada to
Niagara Falls. Mr. and M r s , Eric Ray were master
and m i s t r e s s of ceremonies and Lori Engler and Dave
Kroll were the honored couple,
M r s . Burel is attending Muskegon Community
College and is employed at Steketee's in Muskegon.
Mr. Burel also is attending MCC working towards an
accounting degree. He is employed at Burel Pizza
Co. Both a r e graduates of Montague High School.
The Burels are residing in Muskegon.
Stauss-Dutmers
Sacred Heart Church in Muskegon Heights was the
setting for the Sept. 3 wedding of Miss Kathleen Ann
Stauss and Steven Donald Dutmers, F r , Mike McKenna
was the celebrant at the 7 p j n , nuptial m a s s , Mrs.
David Tisch was organist/soloist.
A reception was held immediately following the
ceremony at the Elks Country Club where the couple
greeted 300 people. Mr. and M r s , Michael Knight were
master and m i s t r e s s of ceremonies.
Following a northern Michigan wedding trip, the
newlyweds will make their home in Grand Rapids,
The bride approached the altar wearing a white
chiffon gown with full circular skirt, empire waistline,
wedding jewel collar nickline, sheer bishop sleeves and
attached cathedral train. Soutache braid adorned the
chantilly lace bodice. Her headpiece was a cathedral
veil with mantilla overlay,She carried a casecade bouquet
of red roses and ivy.
Colleen Stauss attended her sister as maid of honor
and Barbara Jansen and Patricia Rogers were brides maids, Heidi Gray was flower g i r l .
The attendants were dressed in scarlett red
chiffon. Their gowns had a full bottom flounce and
capelet sleeves. They carried bouquets of sweetheart
r o s e s and carnations.
The bridegroom's brother, William Dutmers, was
best man and Paul Novoselick and Michel Graff were
groomsmen. Marc Johnson, Matthew Dutmers and James
Baker were u s h e r s .
The bride is a 1973 graduate of North Muskegon
High School. She is public relations director for Peggy
White E n t e r p r i s e s . The bridegroom is a '72 graduate
of Catholic Central High School and is attending Michigan
State University, majoring in telecommunications.
MR. AND MRS. DONALD BUREL, J R .
Happiness is a
"Jack Frost Prvvietr'
S-p-t'-i-i-u-l
Groups of
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•sweaters
.vests
•dresses
• jumpsuits • s k i r t s
•purses
up to
Births
Sept, 15
A boy to Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Sluyter, Whitehall,
at Hackley
MRS. STEVEN DUTMERS
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Sept. 17
A girl to Mr. and Mrs.
James
VanderWier, N.
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WHITE LAKE
BAPTIST CHURCH
5 2 8 0 DOWLING ST.
Moriiag Worship 11:00
S u d a y School 9:45 Evo. 7 : 0 0
W e d . Eve. 7 p.m.
Dooglas E. B i r t U t t ,
For Inform ation
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
1809 S. Mears. Whitehall
R e v . John Wm. E s t e s
FAITH LUTHERAN
CHURCH
707 E . A l i c e , Whitehall
R e v . Henry Mueller
FRUITLAND BAPTIST
CHURCH
4 6 1 1 N. Orshall Rd.
Whitehall
R e v . Donald LeMaire
LEBANON LUTHERAN
CHURCH
1101 S. Mears, Whitehall
Larry F o s t e r , P a s t o r
Froitload Baptist Church
4611 N. Orshall Rd., Whitehall
Rev. D o i o i d L a M o i r t , Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL .
MORNING WORSHIP
EVENING WORSHIP
. 9:45 A.M.
.11:00 A.M.
. 7:00 P.M.
Pastor
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Whitehall
many, many thousands of
miles in their converted
bus. The Heralders have
sung in excess of 800 conc e r t s . The m e s s a g e of s a l vation
has
c a r r i e d the
quartet to 32 s t a t e s . The
quarter has appeared on
television
and is heard
throughout
the
United
States on various radio s t a tions via r e c o r d i n g s .
MONTAGUE
The Church That T e a c h e s Coa's V ora
Without Apology.
PH. 893-5532
appearing at the Rothbury
Community Church, 2771
E , Winston, at 7 p.m.,Sunday, Sept. 26. The public
is invited. The quartet is
composed of Ken Dykstra,
tenor; Jim Dykstra, b a r i tone; Bill Sterk, bass; Ted
Conrad,
Lead;
Morrie
J a m e s at the piano, and
Ron Dykstra on the bass
g u i t a r . They have traveled
£ T . JAMFS ( A T H O L i r
CHURCH
5179 Dowling, Montague
Fr. J o s e p h G o d z i s z
WHITE LAKE B A P T I S T
CHURCH
D o w l i n g St. Montague
D o u g l a s Bartlett, P a s t o r
ST. P E T E R S
BY T H E L A K E
E P I S C O P A L CHURCH
Meade St, Montague
R e v . S a m u e l W. M o r r i s o n
Wednesday midweek s e r v i c e 7:00 p.m.
Film: " A Thief In The N i g h t " 7 p.m. Sept. 26
SMI 1-B\ CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Cor. Third & Maple Sts.
Rev. Ernest H. C u n n i n g s
SHELBY
CHURCH O F CHRIST
328 K e l l y Street
E v a n g e l i s t , E. G e n e Mickey
SHELBY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
State a t Third
Rev. James E. F o x
SHELBY
WESLEYAN CHURCH
Kouert Tripp, Minister
US-31 a t Ferrv St, Shelby
Rothhurg
OUR LADY OF THE
ST. GREGORY'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
214 P e a c h S t . . Hart
Father O'Malley, P a s t o r
HART UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
R e v . J a c k Kraklan
HART
WESLEYAN CHURCH
8 2 4 State Street
R e v . T h o m a s K. Schmidt
CONGREGATIONAL UNITEI
CHURCH OF CHRIST
S t a l e and J o h n s o n Hart
• ev. Carl Burton
ELBRIDGE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Route 3 , Hart. Mich.
FIRST B A P T I S T CHURCH
4 9 9 T y l e r Road. Hart, Mi.
Rev. D v i n L. Harden
OUR SAVIOR
EVANGELICAL
L U T H E R A N CHURCH
Apple and B e a g l e S t s . , Hart
P a s t o r Frederic Berger
CHURCH O F T H E
NAZARENE
1101 Parmington Ave.
R e v . David T a b l e r
Wen? Era
NEW ERA CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
New Era
Rev. J a k e Weeda
WHITE L A K E
NEW ERA B I B L E CHURCH
ASSEMBLY O F GOD
C o m e r Blair and Third
200 S. D i v i s i o n , Whitehall
Rev. Wm. S e i d , P a s t o r
R e v . William A l e x a n d e r
TRINITY L U T H E R A N
WHITEHALL UNITED
CHURCH
METHODIST CHURCH
New Era
D i v i s i o n near Colbv
P a s t o r T h o m a s Williamsen
Whitehall
NEWMAN C H A P E L
Rev. Edward H. Slate
Sponsored by
FRUITLAND EVANGELICAL
New Era C h r i s t i a n Reformed
COVENANT CHIRCH
Church
4 3 5 5 \ . Weber Road
Cor. Park & Garfield R d s .
Whitehall
John A. Z u i d e m a , E v a n g e l i s t
Rev. Mark A. Frvkholm
REFORMED CHURCH
New Era
R e v . C o m i e Van De Hoef
BIBLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Whitbeck Road
UNITED PENTECOSTAL
Montague
CHURCH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
130 Kankin St., Shelby
SOCIETY
R e v . Larry H e i g h t s
8 6 0 5 Sheridan a t Hancock
OUR LADY OF FATIMA
CHURCH
Montague
Shelby
F E R R Y MEMORIAL
R e v . J a m e s P . Yager, P a s t o r
REFORMEDCHURCH
ST. S T E P H E N ' S
Old Channel Trail
L U T H E R A N CHURCH
Montague
(Missouri Synod)
R e v . J a m e s Knol
6 M i l e s West of Shelby
Rev. Paul Droegmueller
MONTAGUE U N I T E D
SEVENTH-DAY
METHODIST CHURCH
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Sheridan & Hancock S t s .
C o m e r Mape & Sixth S t s .
Montague
Shelby
R e v . Gilbert H e a t o n
Delbert Andrus, P a s t o r
ST, JAMES L U T H E R A N
SHELBY
CHURCH
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
S t e b b i n s St. M o n U g u e
Rev. Herman Malony
2 6 9 S. State Street, Shelby
R e v . L o m e Ruhl
HART - - Evangelist John Canine will be speaking
at the Harvest Crusade a t F i r s t Baptist Church of Hart
during the week of Sept. 26 through Oct. 1. The s e r v i c e s
will be held on Sunday at 11 a . m . and 7 p j n .
This w a r m , gracious, young man became an AUAmerican basketball player during his college days, but
finds that his g r e a t e s t joy comes in serving the Lord
J e s u s Christ as an evangelist.
In conjunction with the harvest crusade t h e r e will
be a f r e e basketball clinic for all 7th through 12th g r a d e
boys. The clinic will be held at the Shelby High School
Gym on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 25, The format will include 45 minutes of instruction by Brother Canine. This
will be followed by a time of s c r i m m a g e . The clinic
session for g r a d e s 7-9 will begin at 1 p j n . and for
grades 10-12 at 3 p j n .
An a r e a wide youth rally at F i r s t Baptist that
s a m e evening a t 7 will feature some super skits,
Oceana's largest cherry sundae, music by the "Voices
T r i u m p h a n t " , and trophy presentation to the winners
of the clinic competition.Canine will be the rally s p e a k e r .
The public is invited to all of the services of the
Harvest Crusade week.
Hart
ASSUMPTION CHURCH
3000 Winston Road, Rothbury
Rev. Patrick Cawley, Pastor
ROTHBURY
WHITEHALL WESLYN
COMMUNITY CHURCH
CHURCH
Main Street, Rothburv
D i v i s i o n St, Whitehall
Rev. David Moates
Rev. B r u c e While
WHITEHALL COVENANT
CHURCH
9 0 0 Warner, Whitehall
Harvest Crusade Week
planned at First Baptist
MISSION COVEN ANT CHURCH
Mears
Ferrg
i
Montague
Shelbg
WESLEYAN CHURCH
Ferry, Mich.
R e v . Purlin J . W e s s e l i n g
F E R R Y UNITED METHODIS1
CHURCH
Rev. Merlin D e l o , P a s t o r
Pemtwater
CENTENARY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
8 2 S. Hancock St.. P e n t w a t e r
Rev. C , v d e Miller, T a s t o r
SHELBY WESLEYAN CHURCH
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Father P e d r o Garcia
F I R S T B A P T I S T CHURCH
Pentwater
Int. P a s t o r - Walter B a l l a g h
SAINT JAMES E P I S C O P A L
CHURCH
F i r s t and Wythe S U e e t s
Pentwater
R e v . Fr. J. R. P a t s t o n
Vicar
Hesperia
HESPER1A U N I T E D
METHODIST CHURCH
Merlin K. D e l o , P a s t o r
FIRST P R E S B Y T E R I A N
CHURCH
84 Church St., H e s p e r i a
HESPERIA BAPTIST
CHURCH
115 N. Smith St.
Rev. Glen L. Richard
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WALKERVILLE U N I T E D
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Bengston
WALKERVILLE
WESLEYAN CHURCH
One block north of Main St
R e v . Timothy F a l l
CHURCH O F CHRIST
Main St. H a l k e r v i l l e
Evangelist
Rodger H e n t h o m e
Hum I
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
Claybanks
Rt. I. Montague, Mi. 4 9 4 3 7
Fr. J o s e p h G o d z i s z
CLAYBANKS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Old 9 9 • J u s t off
Meinert Park Road
Rev. Edward H. Slate
SMITH C O R N E R S U N I T E D
METHODIST CHURCH
US-31 a t Monroe Road
R e v . C h a r l e s Bown
CRYSTAL VALLEY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
R e v . C h a r l e s Bowman
WEST GOLDEN
WESLEYAN CHURCH
34th Ave. a t Deer Road
3 mi. north of S i l v e r La
Rev. Guy R a y l e , P a s t o r
MEARS U N I T E D
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Jack Kraklan
LAKEWOOD UNION
CHAPEL
KenMood & Kenzie
Lakewood
S T . J O S E P H CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Weare
ST. MARY'S OF THE WOODS
CATHOLIC CHl'RCH
150 Church St.
Twin Lake
obituaries
•September 22, 1976, Page 9
EMM^ MCDONALD
GEORGE YOUNG
M r , George Young, age 80, ofHansonSU,Whitehall,
died at Lakeshore Hospital, Shelby, Tuesday evening,
SepU 14, 1976, He was born in Cleveland and has lived
the past 15 years in the White Lake area coming from
California. He was a retired process engineer having
worked at Douglas Air Craft Co. in California. A veteran
of WWI, he was married to the former Helen Hoffman,
Survivors include his wife; one daughter, M r s . Cecelia Herrick of Long Beach, Calif.; two sons, George
J r . of Long Beach and Allen of Ohio; 13 grandchildren,
many great grandchildren.
Service of memorial was held Friday evening from
the Clock Chapel, Whitehall, with the Rev. James Knol
officiating. M r , Young was taken to Michigan State
University Dept. of Anatonomy for medical r e s e a r c h .
M r s . Emma McDonald, age 70, of Walkerville, died
Wednesday morning, Sept. 15, 1976, at Oceana Hospital
in Hart. She was born in Walkerville, Apr, 10, 1906
and was a life resident of that area except for a few
years in Muskegon. M r s . McDonald was married to
Clarence Chase on May 27, 1924. He died in 1951. On
July 26, 1952 she was married to Reynald McDonald.
Surviving besides her husband are two sons,
Homer and Alfred Chase of Walkerville, three daughters,
M r s . Beverly Barringer,Coopersville, Mrs.Ruth Gleason
of Bitely, M r s . Brenda Parker of New Era, 22 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The funeral was held at the Walkerville Methodist
Church Friday with the Rev. Jacob Weeda officiating.
Interment in Fairlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by T a t e Weaver, Hart,
KAROLIN STEUDINGER
"A Thief in the Night"
FRUIT LAND — "A
Thief in the Night",
a
mighty
motion
picture
about Bible prophecy, will
be shown at Fruitland Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept.
26 at 7 p j n .
The Church is located
on the corner of Orshal
and Riley Thompson Rds.
This exciting story
centers around Patty, an
average girl caught up in
living for the present, with
little concern about the fu-
FRANCES ASHLEY
Karolin Steudirêr, 78, of Pines Trailer Court in
Hart died Saturday evening, Sept. 11, 1976, at her home.
She was born in Hungary, Sept. 9, 1897. She came to
Chicago in 1920 and then to Elbridge and Hart in 1938.
On June 2, 1921, she was married to William Steudinger
in Chicago.
Survivors include her s i s t e r , Susan Schmid of Hart,
and a brother, William Neu of Chicago,
The funeral was held Sept. 14, at the Tate-Weaver
Funeral Home with the Rev. Hubert Bengtson officiating.
Burial was in Hart Cemetery.
NILEY BAILEY
Niley D. Bailey, 85, of Mears died Satuntey,
Sept. 11, 1976, at Hackley Hospital in Muskegon a f t e r
a long illness. He was born in Hart June 6, 1891, and
spent his life in this a r e a . He was a WWI veteran. He
married lone Estes in Hart in 1919. He was employed
by the State of Michigan as a veterinarian.
Survivors a r e his wife lone; two sons, E . Norwood
of Cedar Springs and Niley D. J r . of Naperville, 111.;
a brother. AimerofWhitehaU;sixgrandchildrenandeight
great-grandchildren.
The Tuneral was Sept. 13 atthe Tate-Weaver Funeral
Home, with the Rev, Jack Kraklan officiating. Burial was
in Mears Cemetery.
Leasone-Saln
•Mrs. Frances E . Ashley, age 69, of King St.,
Whitehall, died at Muskegon General Hospital Saturday
evening, Sept. 11, 1976. She was born in Saugatuck and
has lived the last six years in the White Lake area making
her home with her son Charles, She was a retired school
teacher serving with the Muskegon Public Schools. She
was principal of the Baker School for 12 years and ended
her teaching career in the Glenside School. She was
educated at F e r r i s State College and Western Michigan
University. The former Frances Garrison, married
Dick Ashley and he died in 1952. She was a member
of the White Lake Assembly of God Church.
Survivors include three sons, Ora of Muskegon,
Charles of Whitehall, Bruce of Denver; three daughters,
M r s . Clint (Bertha) Seymour of Whitehall, M r s . Hugh
(Katherine) Alger of Des Moines, Iowa, M r s . Joel
(Margaret) Coates of Georgetown, Ky.; 18grandchildren,
nine great grandchildren; and her twin s i s t e r , Mrs,,
Florence Kimball of Eau Gallie, Flo,
The service was held Sept. 14 from the Clock
Chapel Whitehall, with the Rev. William Alexander officiating. Interment was made in Lakeside Cemetery.
Whitt
Lake A r t o ' s
William
ORGANS
PIANOS
EVA USMIAL
M r s . Eva Usmial of Old Channel T r a i l , Montague,
died Monday afternoon,Sept.l3,1976,at Lakeshore Community Hospital, Shelby after a long illness. Born Dec.
24, 1895 at Galicia, Austria and came to Muskegon
in 1918 from Utica, N.Y. The former Eva Potkasanna,
she married Stanley J , Usmial May 27,1918at Muskegon
and Mr. Usmial died in 1971. She was a communicant
of St. Michael Catholic Church,
Survivors include three sons, Joseph, Leo and Edward Usmial, all of Muskegon; two daughters, Mrs. Glenn
(Stella) Jones of Key West, Fla., and M r s . Larry (Irene)
Parkinson of Pinellas Park, Fla,; 15 grandchildren and
11 great-grandchildren. The funeral was held Wednesday
at the Walburn Funeral Home, Muskegon, the Rev.
Leo Rosloniec as celebrant with interment in St. Mary's
Cemetery.
WHITE LAKE AREA'S FRIENDLIEST CHURCH
Full Gospel Church
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
WHITE LAKE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Servie*
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Spring &
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Services
CHURCH
Era, Michigan
Rev.Jake
11:00 A.M.
Meeting 8:00
Weeda
Phone 861-2168
Morning Worship
The
and
Christian
Bible
the
Morning Service
R e v , Samuel W. M o r r i s o n
Rot lor
Evening
Science Textbook
Sunday
9:30 a.m.
Service
School
Phone 89'J-24»
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CHURCH
Elliott
Missouri
Rev. R. Bruce White,
Synod
E, A l i c e St, ot Warner
Worship Service
Evening Service
C . Y . C . (Wed.)
6:00 p.m
6:15 p.m
Family
7:30
p.m
7:30
p.itV
Ph. 893-7722 - Whitehall
Sunday
School
9:15 a.m.
Lasley
8i S t e b b i n s
Lome
Family
Worship
10:30 o.m.
On Inl
The Worship's
11:00 a.m. ^
School
Evening
9:30
a.m.
10:45 a.m.
7:01
Evening .
Night
. . 7:00 p.m.
W H I T E H A L L UNI TED
METHODIST CHURCH
D i v i s i o n near C o l b y
R e v . E d w a r d H . Slate
Phone 693-231 5
K i n g ' s H o u s e • 1 23 South
D i v i s i o n Avenue
7:00 p . m .
C H U R C H S C H O O L 10 45 A . M .
Evening
Night
. . .
D I V I N E WORSHIP - 9 4 5 A . M
Nursery, P r o v i d e d a t the
7:00 p.m.
Greets You
EACH
ONE/WIN
A WARM W E L C O M E
T O V A C A T I O N ^ RS'
ONE
Darry Hlchue,
Sunday
School &
Every
Îne"
Sunday
Whitehall
Pastor
Larry L .
Phone 773-5522
School
9:45 a.m.
Morning Service
11:00 o.m,
10:45 a . m .
Evening Service
6:00 p . m ,
Bible
Wednesday
Classes
Service
30 p.m,
CHRISTIAN
4 5 S. G r e e n C r e e k ,
2 blks. N.
Parsonage - 893-8525
Rev. Dirk J. M. Lieverdlnk,
Morning Worship
Church
W o r s h i p 10:15 A . M .
Sunday School
of M e m o r i a l D r i v e
North Muskegon
Foster, Pastor
Phone - Church 893-5745
Sunday
RIDGE
REFORMED CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH
1101 S. Mears
C. Ruhl, Pastor
at 9:30 a.m.
"Come
Sunday
Club
Streets
T e l e p h o n e 894-48 46
Worship Services
UNION C H A P E L
Lakewood
LUTHERAN CHURCH
8:15 a.m. and
Wesleyan Youth
VQH
LAKEWOOD
Montague
Pastor Henry C. Mueller
10:00 c.m
11:00 o.m
WE W E L C O M E
Sunday
GREEN
ST. JAMES
Pastor
Phone 893-8795
10:00 a.m.
LEBANON
CHURCH
Street
707
(Wed)
School
Every Sunday
break bread w i t h us
FAITH
LUTHERAN
894«5915
Morning Worship
Where C h r i s t
I"
Come and
WHITEHALL
Prayer Hour
Sunday
Parsonage 894-9415
Family
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VACATION CHURCH
K n u d s e n St. &
Phone • Church
Wednesday
10 0 0 d . n i . C h o r a l K u c i u n M
A cordial Invitation to o i l .
of
Old Channel Troil
Rev. James Knol, Pastor
Wvening Service
7:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
FERRY MEMORIAL
REFORMED CHURCH
Cornet
'The Episcopal Parish
of White L a k e
8 4 5 1 Old r h i m n e l T r a i l
Muataeue
Regular Schedule
P.M.
from the
BY.THE.LAKE
CHRISTIAN
Wednesday Testimony
Readings
D I V I N E W O R S H I P ot 11:15
A.M.
THE F R I E N D L Y
ERA
REFORMED
Montague, Mi.
Phone 8 9 3 - 2 3 1 5
School
Frykholm, Postor
Church
SOCIETY
WESLEYAN
A.
Family
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday
Mark
Wednesday
CLAYBANKS UNITED
Division &
Rood
P.M.
Eoiscopal
Rev. Edward
CHURCH
Whitehall, Mi.
of P e n a n c e
Saturday 6:30 - 7 : 0 0
5t. Albon's
EVANGELICAL
4355 N . Weber
For more information on how to be list e d in our
Church Directory - p l e a s e cajl 893-1385.
Deadline For Changes - - 5 P.M. Friday
School
1911 W. G i l e s R d .
Pre.school C C D clos ses &
Nursery during
10:00 A.M. Sunday Mass
Sacraments
R U I T L A N D
COVENANT
Episcooal
North 2
vices
Phone 722-2793
2 0 6 5 W. G i l e s
Sunday 10:00 A . M .
Rood.
744-2455
PRINCE OF PEACE PARISH
Fr. Bernard Schofer
7:00
Pork
THE BEST CONGREGATIONAL SINGING IN
WESTERN MICHIGAN
IN OUR WORSHIP
CDme to Church
St. Albon's
Meinarf
AN INDEPENDENT FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH
PREACHING THE GOSPEL CF REDEMPTION
THROUGH THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST.
Radio Program - " T h e Word Of C o d "
WKJR - Saturday 12:45 D .M.
JACK L FRANKLIN
Sotrudoy
on
Rood..
Wednesday PrayAr Meeting 7:?0 P.M.
' W e d . Prayer I
ST
U.S.
Sunday School 10:00 A.M.
Worship Service 11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
SCHOOL - 9 : 4 5 K M .
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
307 C E N T E R
of
WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A . M .
01!
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West
on Whitbeck
im,
til
t u r e . What happens when
this thinking finally catches
up with her provides an
action packed, unforgettable drama.
Filmed on location in
Iowa, this picture portrays
with devastating realitythe
Biblical
prediction,
" T h e r e will be no place
to hide.** One does not
merely view this film, he
experiences it.
Every
thinking person will s e r iously consider its impact.
School
Evening
9:30 a.m.
10:50 o.m.
Worship
6:00
p.m.
9:00 A.M.
Phone 744-2117
Girl's
Boys
Group, Tues
Group, Sot.
6:30
p.m
6:00
p.m
Nursery
Provided
A w a r m w e l c o m e to v i s i t o r s
and campers.
1
Successful tag day
residents who were so generous with their contributions.
"A reminder that the
Booster Club meetings a r e
the f i r s t Monday of every
month at 7:30 p.m. in the
high school cafeteria,
"The students have
shown their enthusiastic
support of the Boosters,
now lets* see some from
their parents,'*
WHITEHALL — The
second annual tag day sponsored by the Whitehall Atheletic Boosters Club was a
"The
sometimes
over zealous but wellmeaning student volunteers
collected S603 and the
Boosters thank them for
their
efforts,*' said a
booster club spokesman,
W
A special thanks to
all the Whitehall and area
1*
FINE DINING IN RELAXED ATMOSPHERE
i Enjoy our buffet and smorgasbord
• We s e r v e only USDA c h o i c e M e a t s
• Try our Last Indian entrees
SOCIAL
\£
to 6:30 P.M.
JOIN THEM? — This string group is seeking
more m e m b e r s . If you want to join them, call Fritz
Stansell at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp,
JtEP V U j S T
149 OHowo
Ph 7 2 2 - 6 4 8 '
OP«I> Doily H A M •M.d-.flM
1/2 BLOCK
NORTH ON BAYOU O F F
BUS'ai
Cat Pak u p d a t e
X-WAY
Muskegon
-Tbwisr
MONTAGUE — The
Cat Pak 50-50 Raffle had
its first drawing Friday
night at the Whitehall-Montague game with the sum
of $579 going to Lucille
Noble of Holton, This was
half the amount made from
tickets sold at $1 apiece.
Tickets a r e on sale again
now and the next drawing
„
C0R]SfERS
RESTAURANT
will be at the North Muskegon game on Oct, 1,
The
Tupperware
Open House is set for 104 Saturday, Sept, 25, at
the old Hackley Bank Building with 15 per cent of all
proceeds going to the Cat
Pak in its continuing efforts
to finance extra-curricular
activities in the Montague
~ L a k S Inn
Enjoy dining in our fontforiahiv
1 oionial almottphvri'
THiS SLSDA \
Dining
Cocktails
p.m. All the chili you can
eat, rolls and dessert will
be served, (There will be
dessert if enough ladies can
bake a pie or two. Call
John Eilers if you would
like to donate to the dess e r t table.)
At last week's Cat
Pak meeting, held now on
Tuesdays at 7:30, several
other money making plans
were considered and new
plans will be announced
Schools, People unable to
attend the open house can
purchase items byconUcting Mrso Karen Goodrich
or the individual schools
where student representatives will take o r d e r s , C o f fee and cookies will be
served throughout the day.
The first chili supper
is being held before the
North Muskegon game on
Oct. 1 in the high school
cafeteria from 5:30 to 7
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•
•
Lodging
•
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OUR AVERAGE REGULAR $5.47
25 BEST SELLERS O U R
•HOME
12-9
$5.59
EVERY
DAY
PRICE
TVD.W...W.
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Whitehall
DMMVER SPECiAL
ROAST BEEF
POTATO
FRESH VEGETABLE SALAD BAR
BASKET OF HOME BAKED BREAD
Oar
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NEW SUNDAY HOURS 1 - 8 P.M.
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Closed Monday's & Tuesday's
$3.95
Vi»"
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Serving Sensibly priced dinners from 6 • 9 p.
Friday
5700 N, Scenic Drive
Whitehall, Mich,
Ph, 893-8315
IPEN WED. thru]
SUN. 11—9
Special
PRIME RIB
$3.75
PRIME RIB
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$4 95
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New Banquet Room
Available For Groups
Comer of M-20 & Now I S-31 Expressway
Site
Every Saturday Nite...
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.
SERVING 6 P.M. - 10 P.M.
PHONE 8 9 4 - 6 3 0 0
DINE OUT
TODAY
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including
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SUNDAES
PIKE
CHICKEN
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OPEN
EVERYDAY
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REST if
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KNOWN FOR GOOD FOOD
AND HOMEMADE PIES
including
r
Fresh Strowberry
COMPLETE TAKE.OUT
f o i l m e o l or s h o r t o r d e r
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RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
WHITEHALL, M I C H I G A N
entertainment
Band and chorus boosters
stick w i t h
meeting next Monday at NBC
t h e m u s i c
s t a t i o n
By STEVE JAMES and friends everywhere
M-U-S . . . The music station . , , It's
10:03 with Steve James . . . It's a sunny Saturday
morning , , , h e r e ' s —
LS THIS COLUMN COUNTRY? A brand new
irregular feature of this newspaper brought to you
in the interest of giving away lots of free plugs
and will attempt to keep you up on the country music
scene both in Western Michigan with local musicians
mentioned often and from the vantage point of M-U-S,
where we have country music contacts all over the
United States including New Era,So here goes IS THIS
COLUMN COUNTRY?
Norm McFarren and the band of outlaws along
with numerous accomplices (all mentioned in the
liner notes) just recorded an album at Roger's
Recording Studio of Muskegon, I d o n t know the title
of the album, it contains ten songs with each of the
bandmembers featured. The album gets the " S J "
(Steve James seal of approval) and should be back
from the p r e s s e r s in a few weeks. The Roger's
did a dynamite job producing the album, Atthis point
I want to make three recommendations, first - - buy
a copy of the Outlaw's album, second — if you ever
want to record a song check out Roger's Recording
Studios, and third — try and catch After Midnight
on M-U-S as we intend to feature the album in the
near future and interview Dennis Rogers (the a l bums engineer extrodanaire) who should offer a
unique insight into the production of a record album.
Rumor has it that Johnny Mitchell is now singing
at the Moorland Tavern on Apple Ave, I h a v e n t
caught his act yet but I understand he's very entertaining, The Moorland Tavern's happy, John's good
for business,
Johnny's Bandstand in Custer is really bringing in some super a c t s . In the last four months
he's had Ernest Tubbs, Jim Ed Brown, Del Reeves,
and Roy Drusky for one-nighters. Coming up in October is Faron Young and in November , , , Barbara
MandrelU After all those rock and roll years Johnny's
finally went country and he's doing it up right.
On the national scene — word has it that
Freddie Hart is going to release a single that could
be as big as " E a s y Loving", as you might recall
Freddie was in Muskegon earlier this year on a show
with Bill Anderson, during the quiet moments before the show the two p e r f o r m e r s were seen sitting
on Hart's bus and Freddie sang the song to Bill,
Anderson's reaction? Very excited!
Johnny Cash is coming to Muskegon and it's
possible that Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn are
too.
More trashy, disgusting gossip has it that Norm
McFarren and the band of outlaws mightgounder the
wing of Liberty Bell Productions of Lansing, Liberty
Bell has really done a super job with West Michigan's Mike Yager, I caught Mike's act in Kalamazoo
with Johnny Rodriguez and Doug Kershaw, I was
really impressed with his new show.
Someone's always asking me what ever happened
to ex-M-U-S go-guys , , , for the record —
ftul Erickson is at WXOX Bay City/Saginaw, Mike
Hansen is program director of WSHN Fremont,
Nick Scott is Manager of KAOH Duluth/Superior,
Harry Brown went back to medical school In St,
Louis and Greg Nealson is now at WITL Lansing
doing the all-night show under the name of J r ,
Blackwood,
That's all of the garbage I have for you at
this t i m e . Til the next collection , , , I ask you
, , , IS THIS COLUMN COUNTRY?
MONTAGUE — This
y e a r ' s first meeting of the
Montague Band and Chorus
Boosters will be 7:30 p j n , .
Sept, 27 at the NBC Band
room, according to Boosters* President Pat Christensen.
All parents of band
and chorus participants are
considered members of
Band and Chorus Boosters
and a r e strongly encouraged to attend this very
important
organizational
meeting.
The Boosters have
actively supported music
programs on all levels.
Through various f u n d r a i s e r s such as the annual
smorgasbord and candy
sales, the music department has enjoyed an enlarged program and has
been able to compete in
Civic
Building, 6677
Kedilo
•*If you have a child
in band or chorus,give him
or her your enthusiastic
support. Join us on Sept,
27,"
i
C O M M U N I T Y
C A L E N D A R
,
BUS TRIP — The New Era Hospital Auxiliary
is sponsoring a bus t r i p to Woodfield Mall in Schaunburg. III,, on Saturday, Oct, 23, A Greyhound bus will
be leaving the New Era Christian Reformed Church
parking lot at 7 a j n , and will return at 5 p,m. R e s e r vations a r e now being taken until Sept, 30. Contact
Karen VanDuinen at 861-4927, The trip is open to the
public,
St,
VFW BINGO
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
V'alsh Road, Montague
Every Monday - 7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY BINGO
AMERICAN LEGION
Colby St., Whitehall
7:00 P.M.
JAYCEE
BINGO
St. James Catholic Church BICENTENNIAL BINGO
Wednesday's - 7:30 - 10:3C
5179" D o w l i n g Street, M o n t a g u e
Every c (jnaay • 7 P.M.
Rebekah Hall, Whitehall
{Next to Plumb's)
j
Stony Lake Conservation
& Recreation Club
B I N G O
STONY
-
held ot
LAKE
BAR
EAGLES AUXILIARY 10TH ANNIVERSARY — The
White Lake Eagles Auxiliary #3214, will hold a social
night to celebrate their 10th anniversary on Thursday,
Sept, 30, 7 Pom, in the club rooms. All members a r e
welcome. Five and 10 year pins will be awarded to
eligible members during the evening. Lunch will be
served,
US.31
Downtown
Rothbury
Thursday - 7:00 p.m.
HART, MICH.
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RUMMAGE SALE — Whitehall OES #201 to be
held at the temple. Sept, 24 & 25 from 9 a , m , to 3 p j n ,
SEMOR C ITIZENS 50c
HARVEST SMORGASBORD — Sunday, Sept, 26 the
White Lake Snow Eagles will sponsor a Harvest Smorgasbord, Serving will start at 12 noon and continue till
4 p j n , at the White Lake Eagles Hall on Lake St,,
Whitehall, The public is cordially invited to attend.
FRIDAY 7:00 & 9.00
SAT. 1 - 3 - 5 - 7 & 9:00 SUN. 7:00
J C T . U.S. 10 • 31
L u d i n g t o n , Mi,
PHONE 843-1.261
FRI.-SAT.-SUN.
SEPT. 2 4 - 2 5 - 2 6
f.
Stunidars
PG
or
fl f a m i l y film b y j o * c o m p
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PETER
FONDA.
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WITH
TH£
DEVIL
Sunday - 7:00 P . f .
THURSDAY BINGO
New Rothbury
Community Hall
WHITEHALL — M r s .
Dave (Gloria) Yeager and
son John were here from
Alaska visiting her mother
Mrs. Dorothy Bushaw and
her s i s t e r s , M r s , Norman
Burns and M r s . Dale Funnell and her many friends
in the a r e a .
The Yeagers have
been
residents
of
Anchorage, Alaska for a bout three y e a r s .
HART
THEATRE
WHITE LAKE SENIORS — will meet at 2 p,m.,
Thursday, Sept, 23 at the VFW Hall on Walsh Rd„ in
Montague, No potluck. All seniors welcome,
They soared from the skies to stage
the most daring rescue ever filmed!
Wednesday's - 7:00 P.M.
TUESDAY BINGO
White Lake Eagles
1204 S. Lake St.
7:00 p.m.
Open Ta The Public
"It is important that
the community understand
that while some support
to the music program
comes from the Cat Pak,
Band and Choral Boosters
contributions of time and
money a s s u r e the program
continues at a superior
level,
WHITEHALL — Get
to know your neighbors at
Whitehall
Township's
"Block P a r t y " set for 5
P.m., Saturday, Oct, 2 at
the township municipal
building.
Bring your own table
service and a dish to pass.
Beverages will be furnished.
If you have any hobbies, crafts or collections
that you would like to display, such as needle work,
knitting, painting, pottery,
decoupage, woods, etc.,
please contact Helen Witt,
894-5145 or Arlene Johnson 894-5608,
Are you a r e g i s t e r ed voter? If not, you can
use this opportunity to r e g ister - or to apply for an
absentee ballot.
Locals
BINGO
Lakewood Club
1
local and state festivals,
"W e can be very
proud of the record of high
ratings our bands earn at
these e v e n t s , " said M r s ,
Christensen,
Money for registration fees to these competitions is paid by the Boosters,
Harvest time
potluck
c J A M E S H A M P T O N • CHRISTOPHER CONNELLY
S L I M PICKENS • D E N . E R PYLE • GENE C 0 N F 0 R T I
M i M i M A Y N A R D a r c J A ^ E L A M as Bad J a c k C u t t e r '
>ia" -v L : E de B R 0 U X • HERB VIGRAN
PIUS
AND FOR BENJI FANS
Oenji>Lifo/tor
FRI. & SAT. LATE SHOW
"SPIES"
C O W I N G NEXT FRI.-SAT.-SUN.
" F A M I L Y P L O T " PG
local news
September 22, 1976, Page 12'
Girl Scout
White Lake
V. F. W.
STEAK FRY
(Editor's Note: This column will be appearing once
a month to keep our r e a d e r s up to date on the world
of the g i r l scout. The scouts a n d / o r their leaders
will provide the material for this column, ELS)
[f
the VFW Hall in Montague c
VFW Post 3256 has donated the use of its hall
for the bloodmobiles ever
since they have been con-
l l t h GALLON —Lyle
Lipka of Montague donated
his l l t h gallon of blood at
the recent Rotary - sponsored bloodmobile held at
Second community
fellowship breakfast
WHITE LAKE - - The second Community Fellowship
Breakfast will be held Sunday, Oct, 10, at 8 a j n . in the
Whitehall High School Cafeteria,
This breakfast has been organized for the purpose
of bringing the northern Muskegon County community
members c l o s e r together around the subjects of God,
country and fellowman. Tickets a r e $1.75 per p e r s o n .
The fellowship breakfast this spring was a great
s u c c e s s . In spite of the late spring snowfall that started
at 7:30 a , m 0 t h a t f i r s t breakfast day, 167 people were in
attendance.
Everyone attested to the quality of the breakfast,
the atmosphere and s p e a k e r ' s m e s s a g e . Everyone left
filled with good food, fine inspiration ad warmth of
spirit,
A local Muskegon County nationally-known speaker
will give the a d d r e s s at the breakfast this y e a r . He is
Dr, William L, Austin, superintendent of the Muskegon
School System,
Most clubs, organizations and churches have been
contacted by letter regarding this event. Any group can
become a sponsor and will have their name listed on the
breakfast menu-program ifthey purchase 10tickets which
can be either sold or donated to members within their
organization.
There a r e only 250 seats available and a s of this
writing, one week a f t e r tickets went on sale, 150 tickets
remain available, but they a r e going fast according to
co-chairmen Harry Pillinger and Bill Page,
Del's offering discount
WHITEHALL - The
area's
newest
supermarket, Del
Foods on
Colby Street in Whitehall,
is giving senior citizens
a five per cent discount
on all g r o c e r y purchases
made on Tuesday of each
week.
Senior citizens a r e
invited to stop by the office
ducted h e r e , Lipka is a
VFW member and works
at Dupont,
Locals
Back To
Fall Hours
FAMILY DINING
Choice 7 oi
Sirloin Smler
$3.35
freth Lohe Perch
$3.75
Sorfoeowe Beef Ribt
$4.00
"nme Bib
$4.50
Ne* Vortt Strip
$4.75
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or try our holiofl tpecalt
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FRANK NEFF
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BOWLING LANES
& MARINE ROOM
*4 hMl or* • »•<
Whitehall, Mich.
Ph 744.16*4
^ o t a l ^ u b
& CREW
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FRESH LAKE PERCH
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LIQUOR
"'"Rhapsody Haven
Our own special breading - Try our Salad Bar
FRI. & SAT. L A K E PERCH - free salad bar
S.MEI.T
C A L L 894-9097
LATE EVENING DINERS
Lee Arvey at the org^n begins at 8:30
OLD CHANNEL
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M0NTA6UI
M o a d o r s Opep E v e i i i g s 8 P . M .
GUIDE
B O B & SUE W I L L A C K E R
STAY A R O U N D A F T E R DINNER
j*dov 9 A.M. . 4 P.M.- 3 A.M.,
June
Svoboda
Vng alonp with
A'
8:00 A.M. till 3:00 A.M.
Wayside Inn.
V.F.W. Post. &
H&M Sunoco
Are you interested in bowling
in a Mixed League on Saturdays
at 7:00 P.M. every, other week?
Please Call 894-4646 or 894-4103
C R A B LEGS • L O B S T E R T A I L S - FROG LEGS - SEAFOOD P L A T T E R S
O P 6 *
ADVANCED
TICKET
SALE ONLY
Monday thru Friday
11:00 a.m. • 2:30 a.m.
Sat. • 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 a.m.
Sun. • 1:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
r
M
serving 5-30
to 8 p.m.
Tickets
available at
Ohrenberger's.
MONTAGUE — Gale
Baxter
of
Montague, a
member of the White Lake
Art Club is showing a group
of her paintings at the Montague Branch of the Muskegon County Library for a
two-month period.
USJIo^C^tU
at Del Foods to r e g i s t e r for
a f r e e senior citizens 5%
discount card which must
be presented at the time of
each p u r c h a s e .
Owner Del Underwood
is happy to offer this discount to the a r e a ' s senior
citizens a s just another way
of saying "thank you" for
your fine patronage.
Girl Scouting is just starting to get into full
swing. Some troops a r e planning activities already
but the new leaders a r e still getting their t n i n i n g .
We appreciate the hours of fun and dedication
these leaders give to the scouts. We'd like to s u r p r i s e
them and let you all know who these leaders a r e .
They a r e : Lynn Vickers, Area Association C h a i r man; Nancy Lundquist, Service Unit Director; Mary
Ridderman, Becky Nordlund, Bev Wiseley, Barb Lindrup,
Linda Whalen, Bernie Kroll, Betty Lewis, Lonna Anguilm, Linda Bates, Barb Porth, Nancy Peterson, Mary
Taylor, Mona Bugajski, Carol Pranger, Judy Kline,
Sue Amaimo, Virginia Wilke, Pat T r u t e , NancyScheesly,
Roni Huizenga, Diane Seeger, JoAnn Noll, Ann Anderson, ftU Smith, Bonnie Dillivan, Linnea O'Connell,
Kathy Nyeste, Peg Beauvais, Charlotte N o r r i s , C r i s
McPhearson and .Stocky Holly,
Thank you, leaders!
Wouldn't you like to be included on this list?
Sat. SefDt. 18
• FISH & SEAFOODS
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WHITEHALL
THE
WAYSIDE
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H u n t ond S t a n t o n B l v d .
833 6605
Curley's is extending
t h e i r hours for you.
We'll serve our
Complete Menu All
Hours!
n i p i v ' ^
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reservations or orders.
PH. 894-9633
R i g h t n e x t to G o o d r i c h P a r k , W h i t e h a l l
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SERVING SANDWICHES UNTIL 1 A M
'HAPPY HOUR" TUES.-WED.-THURS. 9:30 P.M. - 11 P.M
REGULAR HOURS:
TUES. thru SAT.
N 0 0 N to 2 A.M.
( C l o s e d Mondays • E x c e p t on S p e c i a l R e q u e s t )
SUNDAY NOON to 11 P.M.
LIVE
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legals
September 22, 1976, Paae 13 WL
NOTICE OK MORTGAGE SALE
DetouH h«vlngbe«n made I n t h e t e r m s
•nd conditions of a certain mortgage
executed by RICHARD L . SULLIVAN
and BILLIE L . SULLIVAN, husband and
wife, to NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION
Mortgagee,
dated November 1, 1971 and recorded
November 1, 1971 in Liber 973, Muskegon County Records, Page 106 on
which mortgage t h e r e is claimed to
be due at the date of this notice the
sum of (59,2t>4^J8) Nine thousand two
hundred sixty-four and 38/100 dollars
Including interest at (7%) seven per
cert per annum. No suit or proceedings
has been instituted to recover the debt
secured b ) said mortgage or any part
thereof.
TERRY SULLIVAN and wife, DEBORAH SULLIVAN assumed said m o r tgage by virtue of a w a r r a i t > deed from
the above named mortgagors dated
January 30, 1971 and recorded in Liber
1030, Page 948.
THEREFORE, bv virtue of the power
REGISTRATION
NOTICE
t o r
GENERAL ELECTION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976
TO T H E QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF MONTAGUE
TOWNSHIP OF WHITE RIVER
CITY OF MONTAGUE
Notice is hereby giv^n that qualified p e r s o n s
may register with the clerk of their city or township
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1976 - - LAST DAY
From 8 A.M. until 8 P.M.
T h e 30th day preceding s a i d E l e c t i o n and on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1976
8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
The places of r e g i s t r a t i o n in said c i t i e s and
townships, viz;
CITY OF MONTAGUE
C i t y Hall
Carol Ralph, Clerk
TOWNSHIP of MONTAGUE
10132 Walsh Rd.
John Weesies,.Clerk
TOWNSHIP of WHITE R I V E R
Post Rd. • R.R. 1
Dan Eilers, Clerk
9/22,29
REGISTRATION
NOTICE
For
GENERAL ELECTION
T U E S D A Y , NOVEMBER 2, 1976
TO T H E QUALIFIED ELECTORS O F THE
TOWNSHIPS O F GRANT AND CLAYBANKS,
COUNTY O F OCEANA, S T A T E OF MICHIGAN
Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the
Michigan E l e c t i o n L a w " , I, the undersigned
Clerk, w i l l upon any day, except Sunday and a
legal holiday, the day of any regular or special
election or primary election receive for registration the name of any legal voter in said Township, City or V i l l a g e not already registered who
may A P P L Y TO ME PERSONALLY for such registration.
Notice is hereby given that 1 w i l l be at
My Home - 3 Miles East of Rothbury
W. Wilke Road • Grant Township
My Home - Garfield Road - C l a y b a n k s Township
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1976 - - LAST DAY
From 8 o ' c l o c k a.m. until 8 o ' c l o c k p.m.
T h e 30th day preceding said Election and on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1976
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A s provided by Section 498. Act No. 116 Public A c t s of 1954 A s Amended.
For the p u r p o s e o f REVIEWING the REGIST R A T I O N and REGISTERING such of the qualified
electors in said TOWNSHIP, CITY or V I L L A G E as SHALL P R O P E R L Y apply therefor.
The name of no person but an A C T U A L RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of registration,
and entitled under the Constitution, if remaining
such resident, to vote at the next election, shall
be entered in the registration book.
L i l l i a n Kirk, Claybanks Township Clerk
State of Michigan in such case made
and provided, noticc is hereby given
that on Thursday, October 14, 1976
at 10:00 o'clock A,M., Eastern Daylight T i m e , said mortgage w i l l b e f o r e closed by sale at public auction at the
T e r r a c e Street entrance to the Muskegon Count> Building in Muskegon,
Michigan, of the p r e m i s e s described
In said mortgage, or so much thereof
a s may be necessary to pay theamount
a s aforesaid on said mortgage with
interest thereon at (7%) seven per cent
per annum and all legal costs, charges
and expenses including attorney fees
allowed by law, and a l s o any sums that
may be paid by the undersigned nece s s a r y to protect its i r t e r e s t in the
p r e m i s e s , which said premises a r e
situated in the City of Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan and a r e described a s :
Lots 19, 20 and the South 1/2
of Lot 21, Block 3, East Lawn
Subdivision, City of Muskegon,
Muskegon County. Michigan, a s
recorded in Liber 6 of Plats,
Page 13, Muskegon County Records.
is six (6) months from the date of
sale.
NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION, Mortgagee
PARMENTER, FORSYTHE & RUDE
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
John M. Brlggs, m
9/15.22,29.10/6.13
Default having been made in the t e r m s
and conditions of a certain mortgage
executed by ROOSEVELT CLANTON,
J R . and MARSHA L, CLANTON, husband and wife, to NATIONAL HOMES
ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION Mortgagee, dated December 16, 1974 and
recorded December 27, 1974 in Liber
1050, Muskegon County Records, Page
455 on which mortgage t h e r e Is claimcd
to be due at the date of this notice the
sum of ($12,170.21) Twelve thousand
one hundred seventy a n d 2 1 / 1 0 0 d o l l a r s
including interest at (9%) nine per cent
per annum. No suit or proceedings
has been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof.
THEREFORE, by virtue of the power
State of Michigan in such case made and
provided, notice is hereby giventhaton
Thursday, October 14, 1976 at 10:00
o'clock A.M„ Eastern Daylight T i m e ,
said mortgage will be foreclosed b>
sale at public auction at the T e r r a c e
Street entrance to the Muskegon County
Building in Mjskegoo, Michigan, of the
p r e m i s e s described In said mortgage,
or so much thereof a s may be n e c e ss a r y
to pa> the amount a s aforesaid on said
mortgage ulth interest thereon at (9%)
nine per cent per annum and all legal
costs, charges and expenses including
attorney fees allowed b* l a « , and a l s o
any sums thai may be paldb> the u n d e r signed necessary to protect its interest
in the p r p m f s e s , which said p r e m i s e s
a r e situated in the City of Mjskegon,
WHITE RIVER
TOWNSHIP
BOARD MINUTES
The regular meeting of the White River Township Board was held Monday evening, Sept. 13.
Township Clerk Dan Filers called the meeting
to order at 8:30 p.m. A l l members were present
except Supervisor John E. Dyer. A l s o attending was Dan Eraser, building inspector.
After reading the minutes of the last meeting, a
motion by L y l e Leeke was supported by Norman
Karsten to accept the minutes as read. Carried.
Muskegon Count), Michigan and a r e
Attorney for Petitioner
described a s :
8779 F e r r y Street
The South 183 feet of the Last
H.U o, Lo. 3 . . C P . , . n . ^ r
piece off the South side being Attorney for PMitinn.r16-1/2 feet on the West line and K T J e
Jr
fi6 feel on the South line, used 8779 F e r r y ' Street
*
for s t r e e t , in Block 39 of the Montague, Mich. 49437
R e u s e d Plat (of 1903) of the Phone 894-4343
City of Muskegon according tothe P-19619
plat recorded in Liber 3 of Plats, 9/22/76
ft»go 71 of the office of the
Register of Deeds for M iskegon
County, Michigan.
The length of redemption period is
si* (6) months from the date of s a l e .
NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPfANCE
CORPORATION, Mortgagee
STATE OF MICHIGAN
PARMENTER, FORSYTHE 4 R I D E
In the Probate Court for the
County of Muskegon
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
In the Matter: RONALD WESLEY
John M. B n g g s , III
ROBINSON, Minor
File No. 51178
9/15,22,29,10/6,13
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF MICH1GWN
PLEAS'! TAKE NOTICE that on OctThe Probate Court for the
ober 6, 1976, at 2:30 In the afternoon
County of Muskegon
in the Probate Courtroom, Muskegon,
Michigan, a hearing will be held on the
Estate of LORI RAE H1GHTOWER
petition of Shirley Gaineli Gates for
and JOHNNIE RAY HIGHTOWER, J R .
appo'.rtment of a guardian for the purFile No. 51122
pose of consenting to adoption of said
TAKE NOTICE: On October 4, 1976,
minor.
at 9:00 A.M., In the Probate C o u r t Dated: September 14, 1976
room, Muskegon, Michigan, before the
EDWARD C . WILSON
Hon. Namanye, Judge of Probate, a
Attorney for Petitioner
hearing will be held on the petition of
Business Address:
Margaret Ann Martin for appointment
99 W. Apple Ave.
of a guardian for the purpose of conMuskegon, Michigan, 49440
senting to the adoption of said m i n o r s .
9/22/76
Ralph Rose, J r .
NOTICE
OF HEARING
CITY OF WHITEHALL
Notice is hereby given that a hearing on the
establishment of an "Industrial Development Dist r i c t " requested by Muskegon Chemical Company
as provided for in Act 198 of Michigan Public Acts
of 1974 is to be held by the City Council of the
City of Whitehall on Tuesday, September 28th,
1976, a t 7:30 pjn., in the Council Room of the
City Hall,
Owners of the property and any other resident
or tax-p;yer of the City of Whitehall shall have
a right to appear and be h e a r d .
William E . Beauvais
City Clerk
City of Whitehall
Motion by Henry Ramthun, supported by Norman
Karsten to pay all b i l l s presented. Carried.
After a b r i e f discussion, the board instructed
the clerk to call the County Highway Dept. in
regard to the project of resurfacing Chase Road
from Fruitvale Road north to Meinert Park Road.
The T o w n s h i p Board plans to meet w i t h the
County Highway Dept. Tuesday, Oct. 26 at 2:00
p.m.
Motion by Norman Karsten, supported by Henry
Ramthun, to adjourn. Carried.
Dan F i l e r s , Clerk
REGISTRATION
NOTICE
GENERAL ELECTION
TO T H E QUALIFIED ELECTORS O F T H E CITY
OF WHITEHALL. COUNTY OF M U S K E G O N .
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Notice is hereby given that in conformity
w i t h the " M i c h i g a n Election L a w " , I, the
undersigned
Clerk, w i l l upon any day, except
Sunday and a legal holiday, the day of any regular or special election or primary election, receive
for registration the n a m e of any l e g a l
voter in said Township, City or V i l l a g e not already registered who snay A P P L Y TO ME PERSONALLY for such registration.
Notice is hereby given that 1 w i l l be at
THE W H I T E H A L L CITY H A L L
MONDAY. OCT*" HER 4. 1976 - - LAST DAY
From 8:00
^ck a.m. until 8 o ' c l o c k p.m.
The 30th day preceding s a i d E l e c t i o n and on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1976
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A s provided by Section 498. Act No. 116 Public A c t s of 1954 A s Amended.
For the purpose of REVIEWING the REGIST R A T I O N and REGISTERING such of the qualified e l e c t o r s in said TOWNSHIP, CITY OR
V I L L A G E as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor.
The nagie of no p er s a ns but an A C T U A L
RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of r e g i s tration, and entitled under the Constitution, if
remaining
such r e s i d e n t , to vote at the next
election, shall be entered in the r e g i s t r a t i o n
9/22,29
WHITEHALL
TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC NOTICE
Please be a d v i s e d that there w i l l be a public
meeting prior to the adoption of a basic plan for
the physical development of all the areas of the
Town ship.
The meeting w i l l be held at the Township Hall
on Wednesday, October 27, 1976 at 7:00 P.M.
Further, a limited number of the proposed plans
are now available at the o f f i c e of Ralph Rose,
Jr., T o w n s h i p attorney, at 8779 Ferry Street,
Montague, Michigan.
Planning Commission
Whitehall Township
9/22,10/13,20
Jack Parker, Chairman
REGISTRATION
NOTICE
For
GENERAL ELECTION
TO THE Q U A L I F I E D ELECTORS OF T H E
TOWNSHIP OF W H I T E H A L L . COUNTY O F
MUSKEGON, STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Notice is hereby given that I w i l l be of
9626 Silver Creek Road
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1976 - - LAST )AY
From 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o ' c l o c k p..n.
The 30th da> p r e c e d i n g said Election and on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1976
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A s provided by Section 498. Act No. 116
lie A c t s of 1954 A s Amended.
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For the purpose of REVIEWING the REGIST R A T I O N and REGISTERING such of the qualIfied e l e c t o r s in said TOWNSHIP, CIT
OR
V I L L A G E as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor.
• The name of no p e r s o n s but an A C T U A L
RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of registration, and entitled under the Constitution, if
remaining such r e s i d e n t , to vote at the next
e l e c t i o n , shall be entered in the registration,
book.
book.
William H. Wagner, Grant Township Clerk
9/22,29
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
William E. Beauvais,
City Clerk
9/22,29
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WATCHFUL - - Coach Ron Bekius and two m e m b e r s
of the Whitehall Vikings keep a watchful eye on the
Tom Lohman photo
football field, during Friday night's game at Montague.
Whitehall went home with the win, 15-0o
Blank Montague. 1 5 - 0
Vikings win rivalry game three years in a row
September 22,
1976, Paqe 19 WL
Yards rushing
Yards passing
P a s s e s completed
Penalties
MONTAGUE
163
30
3-12
1-15
WHITEHALL
100
97
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WILDCAT - - Although Montague couldn't s c o r e
against Whitehall last week, Steve Anderson had a
good game for the Wildcats. He played a good defensive
game and also was good on offense blocking. Tom Lohman photo
CO - CAPTAINS - Rick Swanson, left and Rob
Zylstra, right, a r e the cocaptains for the Whitehall
By TOM LOHMAN
Sports Editor
MONTAGUE - - If you go back into the r e c o r d s ,
you'd find that the rivalry between Montague and Whitehall was in Montague's favor in 1972. That score was
6 - 0 , Then in *73, the Cats again pulled out a close
game, 27-26.
But then in '74 the Vikings started to move and
came up with a 14-0 score and last season they also
won, 20-6, And again last Friday night the Vikings came
up with yet another win, blanking Montague, 15-0o
The game opened with the Wildcats kicking to
the Vikings. The Vikings used a s e r i e s of plays and
after a pitch out to Steve West they were on the Montague 26.
From there QB Jeff Lighton took the ball
to the seven. From there he took the ball over for the
f i r s t s c o r e of the nighto
With the aid of a Wildcat fumble plus a penalty,
the Vikings again found themselves in good field position and kicked a field goal to move further ahead,
9-0,
As the 1st q u a r t e r ended, Montague had the ball
on the 16 and ground out to the four where they ran
out of downs.
Whitehall took over but couldnt move the ball
and was forced to kick. T h i s , coupled with two penalties and a mishandled ball, caused some confusion.
Both penalties were called against Whitehall, but
when the official told Montague of their choices he
d i d n t realize that Montague had fumbled the ball and
Whitehall had recovered it. This was straightened out
and play resumed with Montague again receiving a kick.
Montague again ground to the one-foot line only to
be stopped once more a s the half ended.
In the 3rd quarter action, Montague received the
ball only to have to punt to the Whitehall 40 where the
Vikings took o v e r . The combination of Lighton to Rob
Zylstra proved to be the needed plays for another
Viking s c o r e .
No one scored in the 4th q u a r t e r because neither
team could get inside the 15-yard line.
The leading ground gainer for the Wildcats was
Mike Beauchamp with 16 c a r r i e s for 63 y a r d s .
This week both t e a m s will be away for their
conference season openers. The Wildcats will be at
Ravenna and Whitehall at R e e t h s - P u f f e r .
Last week Ravenna beat Calvin Christian, 34-6,
and Puffer lost to Mona Shores, 27-6. In last y e a r ' s
game, the Vikings pulled out a 14-19 win over Puffer
while Montague lost to Ravenna, 14-12.
1
Vikings football team this
season. Behind them is
coach Ron Bekius. This
week the Vikings travel to
Reeths-Puffer to open their
conference season. The
combination of QB Jeff
Lighton to Zylstra proved
to be good for one touchdown last week against
Montague and could prove
to be effective again
sports
September 22, 1976, Page 20 WL
Bantam bowling sign-up
WIFC schedule
White Lake football club games for Sept. 25:
Gaines at Whitehall
9:30 Mona Shores Destroyers vs. Koadrunners
11 Mona Shores Anchors vs. Bombers
12:30 Mona Shores Astros vs. Cougars
Games at Laketon J r , High School
12:30 Mona Shores Hurricanes vs. Bulldogs
Game at Fruitport High School
12:30 Fruitport Cubs vs. Vikings
Games at Mona Shores North J r ,
9:30 Mora Shores Shipmates vs. Spartans
11 Laketon Raiders vs. Chargers,
WHS girls
stop RP
WHITEHALL - - The
Whitehall girls basketball
team only had one game
last week and in it they
stopped Reeths-Puffer by
a 46-26 s c o r e .
The Viking girls took
a 10-7 lead at the first
stop and increased it to
a 25-12 at the half and
32-20 at the third stop.
The strong Viking de-
fense kept the Rockets out
of scoring range. Heidi
Smith's 12 rebounds and
Sandra Anderson's eight
also helped their cause.
The top Viking s c o r e r s were Debbie Zylstra
with 15 and Smith with 10,
Their next game will
be on Sept, 28 when they
host Fruitport,
Football scores
White Lake Vikings
0, Beach Colts 8; White
Lake Road Runners 14,
North
Muskegon Norsemen 0; White I ^ k e Bombers 14, North Muskegon
Chargers 0; White Lake
Cougars 0, North Muskegon
Blue Devils 12;
White Lake Spartans
0,
Lakeside Lions 0; White
Lake Chargers 6, Lakeside Leopards 0; White
Lake Bulldogs 22, Lakeside Cougars 6,
RCA
Take first
6 places
WHITEHALL — On
Thursday, the
Whitehall
cross country team made
their record 2 and 0 a s
they
defeated ReethsPuffer 15-49.
Martin Schulist, Nick
Chingman, Francis Burch,
Kevin
Babcock, Roger
Mave and Ramond Chingman combined to take the
f i r s t six places against the
Rockets.
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WHITE LAKE — The
White Lake Bowling Lanes
in Whitehall will schedule
again team bowling for
bantam children ages seven
through 11 as of Aug, 1,
1976 on each Saturday,
Registration for bant a m s , on a first come first basis will begin at
9:30 a j n ^ Saturday, Sept.
25. The American Junior
Bowling
Congress
registration fee is $1.
Initial
registration
will conclude at noon the
same day or earlier if all
team slots a r e filled. At
12:30 p j n . all new bantams who have not bowled
before will receive free
instruction for one hour.
For parents* planning
purposes, it is expected
that two bantam leagues
of 18 teams each will be
formed. Each team will
consist of five girls or five
boys of similar age.
The Bantam I league
will s t a r t bowling each Saturday at 9:30 a.rru, The
Bantam II league will start
at noon.
Hart girls stopped
HART — The girl
Pirates traveled to Scottville last week to face a
powerful team that stopped the Pirates by a 6521 s c o r e ,
Kris Mather led the
Pirate scoring with 10
points. The Pirates were
also beaten on the boards
by a 41-25 margin.
Next Monday the Hart
girls will host Ravenna.
That team lost its srame to
MONTAGUE
TOWNSHIP
B O A R D MEETING
September 14, 1976
Meeting called to order at 7:30 Pom. All board
members present, also present Russel Carson,
area building inspector and one township resident.
Invoices totaling $603.92 were approved for
payment,
Mr 0 Russel Carson, area building inspector,
gave a report on his activities. He stated that his
job keeps him very busy, in fact, a problem has
developed as to how to give proper service while
he is attending out-of-town meetings. He asked the
public's patience since he does not have an a s s i s t ant. He also reported on problem spots in Montague
Township such as cleaning up refuse where buildings
had been torn down.
Clerk John Weesies reported thatthe siding job
on the hall is progressing on schedule, Weesies also
reported on the " m e s s " along the drive to and at the
man-made lake off Henderson Road. A huge pile of
beverage containers had to be picked up at considerable cost to the Township. He also stated that
this may be a dangerous place for young people to
frequent for liquor parties. The board took no final
action but closing off the drive to the lake may be
necessary unless conditions improve.
Some discussion was had on wastewater, A
preliminary report by Williams and Works had been
received for study. It is not known at this time what
use Hooker Chemical Co, intends to make of the
system when and if completed, to dispose of their
waste.
Representatives of the board plan to attend
the annual Michigan Township Assn, region eight
meeting to be held at the Muskegon Community
College on October 19,
John Weesies, Clerk
Allendale last week by a
43-26 s c o r e . The big difference in that game was
one quarter when the Ravenna team could only come
up with two points.
The Pirates will have
to stop Ravenna s c o r e r Denise Lutz and also keep
Jean Helsen away from the
board if they hope to win.
The JV girls also lost
to Scottville, 47-14.
For the first six
weeks of bowling each p e r son will bowl two games.
After this period each p e r son will bowl three games.
W L MERCHANTS
High team Acme Beverage
2552, McDonald
Dairy 2405, Chuck's F i r e stone 2390,
High team
game
Acme Beverage 880-853,
McDonald Dairy 826.
High
Individual
Keith Bashaw 570-218-201,
RIc Shapley 553-212, John
Biddle 540, Ted Kurdziel
532, Marve Flanders 530,
Gil Molyneaux and Butch
Hulst 531,
CITY OF
WHITEHALL
MINUTES OF COUNCIL MEETING
September 14, 1976
Authorized payment of bills as follows: General
Fund $25,807,47, Library Fund $211,95, Ambulance
Fund $405,38, Major Street Fund $658,92, Local
Street Fund $4,824,66, Motor Vehicle Fund $4,197,38,
Water and Sewer Fund $1,392,11,
Authorized City Manager to re-advertise for bids
for police c r u i s e r .
Accepted bid of Friendly Motors for a four-door
sedan for City Manager,
Accepted bid of Rieth-Riley, in the amount of
$6,334,00, for resurfacing tennis courts adjacent
to City Hall,
Accepted bid of Bob's Roofing, in the amount
of $1,622,00 for repair of roof on City Garage.
Adopted resolution urging citizens of City of
Whitehall to support the ballot proposal which would
require minimum deposits on beverage containers.
Accepted reports for August from Police Department, F i r e Department, Library and Ambulance
Service,
Authorized participation by City for 50% of cost
to extend water and sewer service east on Colby
Street.
Appointed Janenn Scott and Ray Cole to Zoning
Board of Appeals,
Designated September 28th as hearing date for
establishment of Industrial Development District
for Muskegon Chemical Company.
Set October 26th as hearing date for request
for Industrial Exemption Certificates for Neway
Mold & Eng, Company, Muskegon Chemical Company and Howmet Turbine Components Corp,
Authorized City Manager to purchase EpokeStreet
Sander at price of $4,200,
Question of Cable T,V, increase in price tabled.
Submitted by:
William E, Beauvais
City Clerk
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Page
sports
22,
By TOM
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Because of rough weather during the first part
of the week, many anglers were happy just to fish the
little lakes and get out on the big lakes whenever possible.
The fishing report from Whitehall says that many
fishermen have been trolling in the narrows of White
Lake and getting some r e s u l t s . Many have been coming
up with some good pike,
Pentwater reports that a large number of boats
were out in the big lake last Saturday but the r e s u l t s
were limited. Many were using green or black lores
and the fish were anywhere f r o m near shore to about
two miles out. The unusual thing is that the biggest
number of fish were lakers instead of salmon.
Hunters a r e again reminded of the Oct, 1 postmark deadline for filing for doe p e r m i t s .
Hunters might be interested in knowing that a
recent report from the Michigan Conservation Clubs
say that the state has called off the planned doe hunt
in the upper peninsula. Originally, two a c r e s had been
scheduled to be open but rising opposition to the plan
prompted the DNR to close the area again this season.
It may be a while before the opening of deer
season, but now's the time to be getting r e a d y . Squirrel
season opened last week and this will give you a chance
to test your shooting skills as well a s provide some
game for your table.
Be sure that a s the season approaches, whatever
season you like best, if it be deer or duck or anything
else, be prepared for the hunt. A hunter's physical
fitness definitely helps to develop the positive attitude
necessary for successful hunting.
CONTINUING STUDIES
MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Beginning Week of September 27r 1976
The Muskegon Community College provides selected short-term workshops, seminars
and courses in career and individual self-improvement. Areas include business, vocat.onaltechnical, and health occupations as well as personal development. A l l are designed to be
self-supporting and may be canceled if enrollment does not cover all costs of
a!e no educational prerequisites to enrollment and the programs do not apply toward an Associate Degree. For more information or to develop similar p r a g r a m s, call the Coordinator of
Continuing Studies at 773-9131, Ext. 354 or 328.
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sports
Cat JY girls win
Whitehall golf team off to a good start
WHITE LAKE — The Whitehall golf team got
off to a good s t a r t with home victories over Montague
and Ludington and a decisive loss to Spring Lake on
the roado
These matches combined with an opening victory
over North Muskegon leaves Coach Greg Boughton's
team with a record of 3 - 1 ,
The Spring Lake 156-179 victory was highlighted
by Rick Viglans's even par 36. The Vikes were led
by Rick Brodricks with 42 and Rob J a m e s with a 43.
The Viking golfers lead by 39s by Rob J a m e s
and Brodricks and improved rounds of 42 by Tom
Geyer and a 44 by Roger Messex totaled a fine round
of 164 in a five stroke victory over Montague.
The Cats* scoring came f r o m 42s by Fred Drachus,
Dan Danhoff and Bill Tchewossky, John Cullen turned
in a 43.
J a m e s and Brodricks led their team in a 3rd
victory with a 36 and 37 respectively as the team hit
a team low of 161 a s they defeated Ludington by seven
shots. Geyer, a f t e r coming out of the t r e e s , lined
four hold at Oyler's eight over par to finish at eight
over p a r . Joe Hanner finished out the scoring with
a 44.
In Montague's other meet they stopped the Hart
Pirates by a 160-177 s c o r e .
Matt Bendelow was low s c o r e r with a 36 while
Danhoff turned in a 39, Cullen a 42 and Drachus a 43,
The coming schedule for the Vikings includes
Shelby here on the 22nd, Orchard View here on the
23rd and at Reeths-Puffer on the 28th,
Montague's schedule includes meets with Ludington on the 24th and at Shelby on the 28th,
Cat girls
outscore Norse
WINNERS - - of this y e a r ' s local Punt, Pass &
Kick competition a r e , s t a n d i n g l e f t t o r i g h t , Jim Anderson
age 11, Eric Balkema age 12, Todd Houts age 13,
Kneeling a r e Mike Radakovitz age 9, Jay Otto age 8,
Helmut Goebel age 10. Whitehall High School football
field set the scene last Saturday for this a r e a ' s PP&K
competition sponsored by Small Ford in cooperation
with the White Lake Jaycees and a r e a junior league
football coaches. The winners will be going to Grand
Rapids next Saturday for regional competition,,
Golf standings
The
Seaway golf
standings through Sept, 19
'are:
Orchard View 2-0,
Spring Lake 2-0, Whitehall
1-1,
Ludington
1-1,
Reeths - Puffer 0-2 and
Fruitport 0 - 2 ,
MONTAGUE — The
Cat g i r l s basketball team
out did North Muskegon
last week in a 46-26 contest.
The s c o r e at the 1st
stop was in the Norse's
favor, 7-6, but in the 2nd
q u a r t e r the Wildcats came
up with 13 points to only
five for the Norse to take
the lead. In the 3rd q u a r t e r , the Wildcats really
poured it on and upped
the s c o r e to 36-17 at this
stop.
According to Wildcat
Coach Jamie Pallay, they
tried a man-to-man p r e s s
in the f i r s t q u a r t e r but this
d i d n t work, so they went
back to regular defense,
Annette Neubauer led
the Cat scoring attack with
eight points all made in
the 3rd q u a r t e r . Leesa
•Schilleman a l s o got eight
and Mary Hoos, six.
MONTAGUE — Rebounding from their opening
game loss, the Montague Wildcats junior varsity g i r l s
basketball team blitzed the North Muskegon Norsewomen last week, 55-14. Although the s c o r e remained
close throughout the first q u a r t e r (9-4 Montague), the
little Cats blew it wide open in period number two,
going to the locker room with a 22-9 lead.
With all Wildcat players seeing plenty of action
and all but two of them scoring, the second half was
even more of a rout than the f i r s t , A 15-4 Cat scoring
advantage in the 3rd stanza l e t the count at 37-13
going into the 4th, The last period saw the Wildcats
pop in 18 more big points while holding the Norse to a
single tally and the final margin.
Leading the way for Montague were Marylou
Czarny and Barb Guinon with nine points apiece, followed by Rhonda Carlson, Lori Kurdziel and Sandy
Goerbig with seven, six and five, respectively. The
N o r s e ' s D, Dekker countered with eight m a r k e r s for
her t e a m .
The battle of the boards went to the Wildcats
by a slim 31-29 margin. The Cats were paced by
Guinon and Robin Hinze with five r e t r i e v e s each, while
teammates Carlson and Mary Hissong each snagged
four, D, Dekker, L , Bowen and L , P e r r i led the Norse,
A tough Montague p r e s s caused 45 North Muskegon
turnovers while the Cats committed but 16, Both teams
committed 14 personal fouls with Montague cashing in
on seven of 14 attempts a s compared to a two for 13
effort by the Norse, The Wildcats hit on 24 of 85 floor
attempts for a .282 a v e r a g e . The Norsewomen countered
with a ,166 percentage connecting on six of 26 shots.
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Puffer
Scottvllle at
Shelby
9%
91%
Shelby
Shelby
Shelby
Shelby
Hesperia at
Grant
75%
25%
Grant
Grant
Grant
Grant
1 of 3
2 of 3
2 of 3
Hart at
North Muskegon
Total Correct
sports
September 22, 1976, Page 24'
Football picks
Again this week r e a d e r s of the O b s e r v e r - N e w s
can have a chance to pick the football t e a m s they
think will win next week's football g a m e s . These should
be mailed on Sept. 23 o r brought to our office b e f o r e
noon, Saturday, Sept. 25.
G a m e s for your consideration this week a r e :
U Oakridge at
Hart
2. North Muskegon at
Montague
3. Shelby at
Whitehall
THANK
YOU
W e w o u l d l i k e to t h a n k t h e f o l l o w i n g b u s i n e s s f i r m s
a n d i n d i v i d u a l s f o r p u r c h a s i n g steers at t h e 1 9 7 6
4 — H M a r k e t Steer S a l e a t t h e O c e a n a C o u n t y Fair
Hart B u i l d e r s Supply (1)
Shelby State Bank (4)
K u r d z i e l Iron Ind ustries (1)
Brown's T h r i f t - T (3)
Oceana Co. Savings Bank (1)
Cheever's (2)
Beckman Brothers (1)
Hart Meat Company (5)
Steve Wheeler (1)
White Sands (1)
Tanner & Stark Plumbing
and Heating (1)
Farm Bureau Services (2)
Oceana B u i l d e r s (1)
Shelby Pharmacy (1)
Ravenna L i v e s t o c k (1)
Bucher's Box {1)
Silver M i l l Frozen Foods (1)
Bert Hazekamp & Son (Musk.) (2)
Meyers Chevrolet Sales (1)
Rankin Pro Hardware (1)
J . Boeschenstein (1)
Stony L a k e Tevern (3)
Oceana A p p l i a n c e (1)
Cherry H i l l Super Market (2)
H a r t / S h e l b y Automotive (1)
Vroom Cold Storage (1)
Shelby Mobile Homes (2)
H i l t i ( A l Picard) Musk. (1)
Shelby Petroleum (1)
Robert Fletcher (1}
M. Resterhouse (1)
4. T r i - C o u n t y at
Hesperia
Mail your picks to S p o r t s , O b s e r v e r - N e w s , P.O.
Box 276, Montague, Mich. 49437.
Pruitt takes first
MONTAGUE — Del
Pruitt led the Montague
c r o s s country t e a m to a
27-30 win o v e r Ravenna
last weekn
Pood
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^PLUMBER
F I N E S T
Q U A L I TV
HEATING
TO UEAT YOUR HOME
AND HEAT IT QUICK,
( ) Number in parenthesis indicates how many steers each p u r c h a s e d .
Hart Builders Supply purchased the Grand Champion for $1.25 per pound. The
47 steers sold for an average of 57.4c per pound.
A special thanks for the success of the sale to: Ben Scholl the Auctioneer, to Jack G r i f f i n and B i l l T i c e for their f i n e job and a l s o to Jim Gwinnup
and Kim G r i f f i n of the S h e l b y State Bank as our c l e r k s . To J o h n Herremans
and Paul Roossinck the ring c l e r k s .
THIS is a
WOOD heater???
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5
onH
9
HUNTING
OUTFITS
NOW
We'll water-repel
them too.
COLE'S
. . . c o m p W * * ®
new
The
Cats finished
with Pruitt in 1st place,
Richard F r i d a y got a 3rd,
Rob Strahl 4th, T e r r y Smith
7th and J i m Smith 12th.
The
winning t i m e was
18:31.
Montague's next meet
is on the 28th
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ALL TYPES OF WOOD STOVES
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BUY
A 1977
BELOW GROUND POOL
AT 1976 PRICES!
TO
REMINGTON
861-2418
12 MIL WITH 20 MIL
WATER T I ' B E S
16x32
18x38
20x40
$198.91
$241.40
$288.00
PROFESSIONAL
POOL SERVICE, INC.
12341 Heights-Ravenna - Ravenna, Mi.
Ph. 853-6337
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CLASSIFIED DEADLINE SATURDAY NOON PH. 893-1395
\mY
PERSONAL
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank friends
and relatives for the many
c a r d s , l e t t e r s and phone
calls I received while I
was in the hospital and
during myconvalescence
at home.
Walter Stern
PETS &
LIVESTOCK
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to e x p r e s s my
sincere thanks for the
p r a y e r s , cards and well
wishes I received while
I was in the hospital and
convalescing at home,
Ouinten Bloom
6 YEAR OLD gelding b a r r e l bending and cont e s t e r , trophy and ribbon
winner - g r e a t
for
4 - H ' e r s . Call 894-9110,
9/22p
HAPPY' ADS
PUREBRED, 3 mo. old
beagle puppy, f r o m good
hunting stock* Call 8614751.
9/22c
HAPPINESS IS . 0 . .
Wishing
our
very
special Mom and Grandma
a
VERY HAPPY
BIRTHDAY,
Love, L a r r y , Linda,
Randy and Rhonda
BRITTANY &
Setter, 2 y r s .
tle, ready to
all s h o t s . Call
9/22c
Happiness Is . . ,
Picki ng the Winning
Football Team . . .
For More Info . .
See the Weekly S p o r t s
Se c t i o n of The White
Lake Observer & Oceana
County News.
*Send in your pick today
NOTICE
v
EXPERT TV & AUDIO
SERVICE. BRING •EM
IN.
HOME TV 9/22 c
CAVANAUGH'S
Karate
Studio, 8635 F e r r y St.,
Montague. Open Monday
- Tuesday - Thursday &
Friday. 5 p.m 0 - 7 p j n .
Taking New Students.
9/22,29p
AUTUMN Tones Fashion
Fling, given byAnsbach's
Sponsored by American
Legion
Auxiliary
of
Whitehall, Sept. 29, 7:30
P.m.
Refreshments
s e r v e d , $2 donation, door
prizes
9/22,29c
SHAKLEE
All
vegetable.
Raw,
Whole Food Supplements
GUARANTEED to bring
BETTER HEALTH! Also
Organic cleaners and Skin
Care The Natural Way,
All Products a r e in H a r mony
with
NATURE.
Company operates on the
GOLDEN RULE. Protect
YOUR health and that of
your
LOVED ones by
SHARING SHAKLEE. For
more information write
or call:
Pat Bearup,i
7913 Meade St., Montague, Mich„ 49437. 8948112,
9/22p
NOTICE
Advertisers should
check their ad following
f i r s t publication. This
newspaper shall not be
liable for failure to publ i s h an ad or for a typographic error or errors in
publication e x c e p t to
the extent of the cost of
t he ad for the first day's
insertion.
Adjustment
for errors is limited to
the cost of that portion
of the ad w h e r e i n the
error ocCured.
White Lake Observer
and
Oceana County N e w s
CERAMIC CLASSES
Monday & Tuesday - Day
& Evenings. Greenware,
firing, supplies. Shirley's
Ceramics . . . 894-4416.
9 '8 thru 9/29c
1
ENGLISH
old, genhunt, has
766-2064,
CHARLOIS BEEF COW,
2 y r s , $400 or 70C lb.
d r e s s e d weight. Call 8614718
9/22c
FREE KITTENS — call
894-6456 anytime until 5
p.m,
9/22c
2 HORSES, 1 registered
q u a r t e r , 1 g r a d e . Will
s a c r i f i c e , Whitehall, 8934475
9/22,29p
APPALOOSAS - 4-H p r o s p e c t s , Colts and brood
mares,
all s i z e s , all
colors,
leopards
and
blankets. Will t r a d e ? ? ? ?
Call 861-4800„ 9/22,29c
UP
FOR
ADOPTION
beautiful long-haired kittens, 6 wks old and litter
t r a i n e d . Call 894-5942,
Montague,
9/22c
TROPICAL
FISH
&
aquariums for s a l e . Call
894-5993, Montague a f t e r
3:30,
9/22p
HORSE for sale: Beautiful buckskin gelding, 6
y r s , , excellent disposition, handled & riden by
child, 894-6657 9/22c
PALAMINO PONIES (1
m a r e & 1 stallion) small
excellent disposition,
handled and ridden
by
children, $60, pair - will
s e p a r a t e , 894-6657, 22c
FREE SCHNAUZER mix
puppies, 6 wks old, 8945345, 8954 P a r k S t , . Montague.
9/22c
MINIATURE poodles, 5 wks-old. Call 894-2515.
9/22p
FREE KITTENS, 7 wks,
old, g r a y tiger and o r ange t i g e r , Ph, 894-6044
9/22p
TWO FEMALE Maltese
Shih-Tzu p u p p i e s for
sale.
Phone 861-5403.
9/15,22,29p
F R E E To Good Home,
F i v e purebred Siamese
Kittens, 5-weeks-old.
C a l l 861-4257 between
2 p.m. & 6 p.m.
9/15,22p
BEAGLE P U P P I E S - 8weeks old, good hunting
stock, $25.
Call 7981741.
9/15,22c
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IF YOU KNOW of someone stationed at or connected
with the Naval
Base
a t Rota, Spain,
please contact me at 8948207 o r 893-5315, 9/22p
HORSESIIOEINC
AND
Trimming -Contact Doug
Bowers 861-4983.
tfc
3-FAM1LY GARAGE sale,
7788 Old Channel T r a i l ,
Montague. F r i . & Sat. Sept. 24 & 25., from 9 to
4.
9/22c
LOST & FOUND
YARD SALE, Sat, & Sun.,
Sept. 25-26,
4325 W.
Skeels,
Montague,
1
block W. of US-31. 9 - ?
9/22c
CALICO cat, 6 y r s , old.
Answers
to name of
Missy, In the a r e a of 8000
block of Old Channel T r a i l
and general vicinity. Disappeared Sept, 7, If any
one has seen her dead
or alive please call 8949192.
9/22c
YARD S A L E , ' s a t , only.
Double d r e s s e r bedroom
set S50o Round oak drop
leaf table, c h a i r s , luggage,
toys, some antiques,
miscellaneous,
4815 Richardson, Montague.
9/22p
PRODUCE
FOR
SALE
YARD SALE - Sat., Sept.
25, 9 to 4 at the Shelby
United Methodist Church,
9/22p
TOMATOES,
garden
f r e s h . By the pound or
bushel. Call 893-6925,
9/22c
MUSKMELONS, Butternut & acorn & squash
& pumpkins for s a l e , C a l l
894-2567, 9580 Whitbeck j
Rd^ Montague,
9/22c :
4 FAMILY GARAGE sale
Sat., Sept. 25, 9 - ? , Ham
radio set, Cosco serving
c a r t , t e r r a r i u m , clothes
and lots of m i s c . , 8763
Blaine St, a c r o s s from
Oehrli School. 9/22p
FOR SALE
TOMATOES for s a l e , Ph0 '
Walter Wheeler,
Hart
873-3753,
$2,50 a bu, RETIRE THE OLD TV
9/22c
we can s e r v e you b e s t .
Many b r a n d s , new - r e rfc'S A PEACH O F A conditioned, HOME TV,
DEAL - Wont Ads w i l l 9/22c
help you get rid of extra produce and make FARM H TRACTOR - in
very good condition, ph.
you money. Only S1.3 f t
894-5443
9/22p
for 15 w o r d s reaches
39,000.
8/25tfc
LAVOI 265 dual t r a c e laboratory quality scope,
SQUASH - Acorn, Butter- $250; p l u m b e r ' s pipe vise
nut, B u t t e r c u p . Al so stand, $50, Call 861-5454
Shelby
9/2 2,2 9c
pumpkin^- V/i miles north
*r
of Rothbury, then 1 mile •74 HONDA 450 like new,
east. C a l l 861-5373.
f r e e z e r , call after 4 p.m.
9 / 8 thru 9/29c
861-4727
9/22p
BLUEBERRY P L A N T S ,
Raspberry & Strawberry
plants.
2 miles N, f. 4
miles e a s t of H a r t on
L e v e r Rd, Brookview
Berry Farm o. Nursery Rt. 2, Hart, phone 8733731.
9 / 8 thru 10/13c
WINTER COATS, sweat e r s , m i s c , clothing, toys,
f u r n i t u r e , etc.,
529 E.
Muskegon Ave, Sat,.Sept,
25, 8 - 5 .
9/22p
GARAGE SALE - 7829
Old
Channel
Trail,
Thurs,-Frl,-SaU,
9till ? , Clothing, dishes,
books, tools, many m i s c ,
items,
9/22p
MOVING SALE - Boys
winter jackets, loads of
boys clothes, very good
condition, womans winter jackets, loads of toys,
bikes, f i r e t r u c k s . Tonka
trucks,
large outdoor
grill, small appliances.
Paperbacks galore!!Canning j a r s and much m o r e .
Saturday - 9 a j n . , 7954
Whitehall Rd. at the end
of Alice St.
9/22p
5 FAMILY YARD SALE
infants thru adult clothing, lots of juniors 5,
record
players,
hair
dryers,
boots,
ice
skates, housewares, etc,
8875 Whitbeck,
Montague, Sept. 23-24, 10-3
9/22p
YARD SALE - SaU, Sept.
25, 8 a . m . , 510 E . Lewis
Whitehall, bedroom f u r niture, cammode, r e f r i g erator,
collectables,
clothes, toys & many
other t r e a s u r e s . 9/22p
STOP! D o n t throw away
that old c h a i r . Let us r e pair it for you, Caneing,
Wicker, Reed, Rattan,
Rush, Will make
new
rockers and other little
tilings. Closed Mondays
& Tuesdays.
POKEABOUT SHOPPE. Ph.
894-8450.
5/l4tfc
F I R E WOOD - M i l l Slobs,
Roundwood and White
Birch, Buy now for winter. F O R E S T R Y ASS O C I A T E S . INC. - Hart,
Michigan, 873-3762.
6/9tfc
WORK C L O T H E S , Pants
$1.00, Shirts 75«. Also
jackets, coveralls,
socks, caps, etc. at low
prices. F A C T O R Y SURP L U S SALES - Montague
stoplight corner. Phone
894-6633.
Open 10:00
a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
12/10tfc
RAIN"BIRD S P R I N K L E R
SYSTEM . . . Call your
authorized Ra inbird dealer for a free estimate White L a k e G r e e n h o u s e
N u r s e r y , 894-8574.
8/4tfc
TRIUMPH
BOGFOOD
25 L b - $3.70 Up
50 L b - $7.00 Up
*Meal * P e l l e t *Chunk
DAriL & WONDERS
Western Suppliers
US-31, Montague
9/8ifc
CLARINET, LIKE NEW;
g i r l ' s 3 spd, 2 4 " bike;
1 standard 2 0 " bike, like
new. 7760 80th Ave.,
Rothbury, a f t e r 5 p j n .
Ph. 894-8558.
9/22,29,10/6c
BUNDY ALTO saxophone
mint condition, $175, Ph,
894-8448 Montague.9/22c
CLARINET
$40; 1973
Plymouth $1300; Electric
Fireplace $50; E x e r c i s e r
$20; Exercise Bike $40;
Misc, Beauty Shop Equipment; *69 Ford Cobra 428
$700. Call 873-4812.
9/22,29
CAR TAPE PLAYERS Wow! We now have 40
different ones. HOME TV
Service,
Some t r a d e s .
9/22c
USED CLARNET, Noblet,
good condition. Ph. 8948166 or 861-2296 a f t e r 4.
9/22,29c
FRIGIDAIRE
upright
freezer,
Westinghouse
electric stove, and Lindsay water s o f t e n e r . Call
861-5278,
9/22c
TWO SNOWMOBILES &
t r a i l e r s - reasonable offer;
Olds coronet $80;
power mower $10; 26'*
g i r l s Schwinn bike $30.
Call 894-8372,
9/22c
FIREWOOD , . , oak,
maple, beech, c h e r r y &
some birch, $60 dump
truck load delivered. Also
wanted , , , Cedar for
cutting. Call 854-1514after 6 p,m a
9/22c
TWO
OCCASIONAL
chairs, swag lamp, all
good condition. Call 8938645,
9/22c
CAPESKIN leather coat,
3/4 length, black with a l paca lining, like new,Call
894-5337.
9/22c
ELECTRIC service pole,
complete
with wiring,
$50, 2 wheels Dodge or
Plymouth & 3 t i r e s $50.
Ph, 861-2646.
9/22p
RIGID 200 portable pipe
vise, rigid oiler and rigid
ratched pipe die set f r o m
1 / 2 " to 2 " , all for $300.
Call 861-2712.
9/22c
40 to 60 P E R C E N T O F F
Upholstery
fabrics,
6,000 rolls to c h o o s e
from, T H E F A I R , 1292
E, Broadway, Muskegon.
Open 9 - 5 . Phone 7331786.
9 / 1 thru 1 l / 2 4 c
FOR DISABLED BiKE
S E E MIKE . . .
Parts & Service on all
bikes & trykes - Hours
Mon. thru F r i . 2 p.m. - 7
p.m, Sat. 10 a.m, to 4
p.m. No Sun. Off hours
by phone accepted. Ph,
894-6298
3/17tfc
MAGNETIC SIGNS
See us for size & price.
Observer & News - 8674
Ferry St, Montague. Ph,
893-1385.
D E L U X E DRY C O P I E R ,
$165. Ralph Rose, Jr.
894-4343.
8/25tfc
R O . S S - Home 8 - t r a c k
tape player, • excellent
condition $30.00; 5-gal.
fish aquarium with stood
& accessories $12.00;
Deep Fryer $5.00 (used
only once). • Call 8945941 after 5 p.m.
9/l5p
GABRIEL SHOCK SALE
Gabriel shock absorbers
for the S H O C K I N G
D I F F E R E N C E ask your
service man for the very
best in quality and value NOW, Special prices
in effect thru September.
FROM 38.99
HOOPER AUTOMOTIVE
SUPPLY
1701 W. Sherman
Muskegon, Mi. 49441
Phone 755-2295
*plus installation
9 / 1 , 6, 15, 22, 29c
AU.CTWOHoSalk
Sat,, Sept, 25 at 12 noon. Muskegon (Twp.), take
1-0 exit off US-31 freeway north of city & go West
1 mile to 1790 Holton Rd. (near Plumbs), Round
oak pedestal table & c h a i r s ; oak d r e s s e r s , chests
& rocking c h a i r s ; oak chairs & s e t s ; unusual 2 pc.
writing table with drop front, pigeon holes & carved
dragon head; 2 cedar chests; massive oak buffet;
treadle sew machine; 4 old floor & table radios;
upright
piano; windup console vdctrola; picture
f r a m e s ; p a r l o r tables & stands; Gilbert wall clock;
s e c r e t a r y ; 2 oak kit. cupboards; pierced tin milk
safe; wood wardrobe; wicker kids rocker & hamper;
trunks; mah, D.Phyfe dining table with chairs; good
Vulcan SAFE 2x2*; wood executive & type, desks,
chair; 3 IRON POT BELLIED STOVES; 2 iron
laundry stoves; hideabeds; oak toilet seats;spitoons;
old dairy bar set; gas fireplace unit; very old iron
toy t r a c t o r & touring car; old cig. adv, posters;
albums of valentines & post cards (many Muskl
1910 era); Chronicle Progress Ed, 1857-1928; old
Musk. Co. Plat book; books; lovely linen tablecloths; bedding; old gold pocket watches & jewelry;
boxes; buttons; spools; milk bottles; fruit j a r s ;
pans; granite coffee pot; 3 sets good silverwareantique dishes; 24 lovely hand ptd. c u p s / s a u c e r s ;
glassware; carnival & d e p r . pes; set dishes, etc,;
Ig. dinner bell; iron scauld kettle; Ig. well pumpANTIQUE RED CROWN GRAVITY GAS PUMP 10
gal. visible - good; muzzle loader shot gun; Model
12 Winchester pump 12 ga,; Willy's jeep marine
engine; 275 gaL oil tank; old Polarine oil tanks
w/hand pumps; g r e a s e guns; cans; good old tools;
bolts; Ig. anvil; hand drill p r e s s & grandstone;
scales; chains; lanterns; meat hooks; steel paper
p r e s s ; shelving; h. drawn plow; mod. T jack; ice
tongs; milk cans; axes; saws; wood rakes; forks;
shovels; wheelbarrow; scythes; lettuce crate lumber; many i t e m s . Church lunch stand. E r v . Becker,
Prop., Ben Scholl Auctioneer, Montague,
»
FOR SALE
CAMPERS
" U S E D " JEAISS $5.00
- b i b s $6.00. Many other
bargains: J a c k e t s , flannel s h i r t s , casual pants,
sweaters, • sport s h i r t s ,
belts, etc.
EACTORY
SURPLUS SALES.
12/10tfc
1971 COACHMAN t r a i l e r
24 ft. fully contained. 1970
1/2 ton Dodge p i c k u p / a i r ,
*V-8.
1956 2 d r , Chev.
4 spd. Runs good, looks
good. Call 894-57429/22p
HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE, FARM, A U T O ,
MOTORCYCLE, HEALTH,
L I F E & GROUP L I F E
& HEALTH.
L e t us
quote.
Ed Sikkenga 394-8244 or 861-4012.
B/4tfr
21-1/2
F T . BEEMER
t r a v e l t r a i l e r , very r e a sonable.
Ph* 894-4166.
Montague.
9/22c
RAIN B I R D S P R I N K L E R
SYSTEMS . . Call your
authorized Rainbird dealer for a free estimate.
Thompson Bros, Inc. 744-1601.
7/21tfc
39 Grad. Photos
$34.95
12 Color Proofs
$14.95
Home Family P i c s $29.95
Weddings $49. to $149.
BUDGET PHOTOS
894-5925
5/12tfc
ELECTROLUX VACUUM
SALES & SERVICE. Ph.
Whitehall 894-6320 or
Hart
873-3380. Abram
Bruinix.
4 17tfc
" W E D D I N G STATIONARY
Choose from * wedding
invitations * w e d d i n g
announcements * Thank
you cards * Reception
cards"* N a p k i n s * Match*
es * Accessories.
T h e Observer
News
8674 Ferry St, Montague
Phone 893-1385
BIKES & TRIKES
2 6 " ' MEN'S
lightweight, 5 spd., good condition,
$50.
894-9243
9/22p
MINIBIKE, 50cc Benelli,
$60. Call 616-861-5320.
9/22c
iAN'S lO-SPEED BIS'F,
good c o n d i t i o n ,
Pupp
mini bike, excel lent cond i t i o n , Ph, 873-3964.
8/25tfc
BOATS
FOR SALE
FOR SAIL - 12' - 30*
B U T T E R F L Y & S-2
POWER C E N T U R Y
16'
• 28'
BRASS ANCHOR
PENTWATER
8 6 9 8311
DELTA Custom Built Mobile Home - 12x62 plus
7x11 Expando, plus 10x16
Florida Room intercom,
dishwasher, garbage d i s posal, 1 - 1 / 2 baths,utility
s h e d . Must be seen to a p p r e c i a t e . Located in adult
section of t r a i l e r p a r k .
Ph. 894-9770. 9/22.29p
USED CARS
'73 FORD PICKUP X L T
Ranger - automatic, rust
proofed, A M / F M stereo,
tape deck included (you
i n s t a l l ) . In good condit i o n . 861-2929.
9/15,22c
1968 EL CAM1NO good
t r a n s p o r t a t i o n . Call 8948849 Montague a f t e r 5.
9/22c
1958 WILLYS J E E P pann, 4 w h e e l drive,
$500. C a l l 894-2524.
9/15,22c
SCHOOL BUS camper runs good, nice
interi o r . 766-2279 9/22c
M I N I MOTOR H O M E .
1972 D o d g e C h a s s i s ,
34,000 m i l e s , 55 gallon
fuel c a p a c i t y , air cond i t i o n i n g , P/S, P / B ,
auto.
trans, s e l f contained, gas or e l e c t r i c
refrigerator, 23 channel
C B unit v/ith s l i p mount,
sleeps 6. 894-5929.
8/18tfc
*74
PONTIAC Catalina
2 d r , , hard top with a i r
& A M / F M , Low mileage,
new snow t i r e s & new
wheels. $2,995. Call 8536148,
9/22c
1975
MONTE CARLO
Landau,
16,000 m i l e s ,
a i r , a l l - p o w e r , AM-FM,
Z e b a r t e d . Extra s h a r p .
Call 894-9817after 5 p,m,
9/22p
1971 SNO J E T - g o o d
condition - $275. C a l l
894-6438 after 4 p.m.
9/15tfc
MOBILE
HOMES
MARLETTE mobile home
12x60 set up on lot east
of Rothbury or can be
moved, $3,000. Ph, 8946279. 9/22c
SALE OR RENT
Rembrandt mobile
Reference & deSet up in Green
C o u r t , Rothbury.
861-4928 or 8949/22c
4 0 " ROUND OAK tableprefer pedestal base.
C a l l 894-5941 after 5.
9/lc
*72 CHEVY PICKUP 3/4
ton, 4 o n - t h e - f l o o r , 6 cyl,,
radio,
heater,
P/B,
$1,200 or best o f f e r , 8948260
9/22c
CASH PAID for MALE
MANIKANS.
Call 7984980 after 4:30 p.m.
9 / 1 5 thru 10/6c
*74 MG MIDGET for sale,
excellent condition, Ph,
894-5917
9/22p
*67 DODGE VAN - slant
6, motor good condition,
good gas mileage, body
f a i r , best reasonable o f f e r , 894-2533. 9/22p
LEASING
VANCE
YOUNG, 11791
Sikkenga Rd., Montague
has won 2 f r e e tickets
t o the Park T h e a t r e , T h e y
may be picked up at 8674
F e r r y St,, Montague 9/22
thru 9/29
WE
WE
Park Theatre
YOUNG C O U P L E wants
to rent - lease - or buy
small farm.
Call 8934475.
9/15,22p
JACK & J I L L NURSERY
SCHOOL is now taking
registrations for the f a l l
session. C a l l 893-6025
for enrollment.
8 25tfc
1969 BUICK SKYLARK,
2 - d r , hardtop, 350 V8 I
auto, t r a n s , , P/S, P / B , |
no r u s t , nice c a r , 8945993 a f t e r 5.
9/22c
HELP
WANTED
EXPERIENCED w a i t r e s s
wanted, call 894-9097,
9/22c
F E M A L E - cook & bar
v.ork, a p p l y in person
V'ayside Inn, Montague.
S/lltfc
ON L A K E MICHIGAN c o m p l e t e l y furnished 1bedroom apartment w i t h
2 baths! References 8
deposit.
Sea Fever
Apartments,
894-4353.
9/15tfc
BABYSITTER 8 - 4 , Monday thru F r i d a y . R e f e r ences and own t r a n s p o r tation r e q u i r e d .
Ph.
894-5277 Montague.
9/22c
F O R R E N T in Whitehall - 1 bedroom, upper
opt. - stove & refrigerator, heat & lights included $118.00 - $128.00
per month - no pets - no
children
- deposit and
references required - Call
894-4344 days -894-5136
even.ings - Ask for Don.
9/15tfc
'."ANTED demonstrators
Merri-mac toys & g i f t s high commissions, free
k i t , work in your spare
t i m e , own transportat i o n - booking parties.
843-2?22 L u d i n g t o n .
8 / 1 1 thru 9/22c
i;XTRA SHARP small 1bedroom apartment w i t h
s t o v e & refrigerator a v a i l a b l e Oct. 1st, $109.
plus u t i l i t i e s for single
person. No pets & excellent references required. C a l l 894-4343.
9/15tfc
SITUATION
WANTED
GIRL W I S H E S WORK
baby s i t t i n g after school
from 2 p.m.
Call 8944783.
9/15,22c
WILL DO BABYSITTING DOWNTOWN WHITEHALL Searching for an apartin my home, by the week
ment 7
Stay here while
or weekends. 4 houses
l
o
o
k
i
n
g
.
Furnished
across from Webster Rd.
sleeping
rooms,
clean,
on US-31.
9/15,22p
comfortable.
Near
Misco,
Tannery.
Steadies
B A B Y S I T T I N G - 2nd
welcome. 324 S. Mears,
shift
. . . in my home.
9/15,22,29c
US-31 - 1 / 2 way between 893-04 35.
Rothbury arjd New Era.
861-5403.
9/15,22,29p
A MAN WITH TRUCK
Clean Garages, basements - Brush H a u l i n g haul away junk appliances - anything. Reasonable. 894-8260.
tfc
BABYSITTING
in
my
home by the day, week
or hour, (or your some
evenings)
Conveniently
located in Montague, Ph,
894-8249,
9/22,29c
SOMEONE to s h a r e my
nice warm home for the
winter, Ph, evenings 7804686,
9/22p
WILL DO housecleaning
- r e f e r e n c e s & own t r a n s portation 894-6025.9/22c
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
A P A R T M E N T S for rent
on
W h i t e L a k e . Call
893-7035.
9/15tfc
MONTAGUE. 4964 Dowling. Immediate occupanc y , $160 per month. No
children or pets. Securi t y deposit & references
required.
C a l l Holland
weekdays 1-335-2876.
9/15,22g
I - B E D R O O M APARTMENT for rent, u p p e r ,
furnished, plus u t i l i t i e s .
Deposit and references.
Phone 893-4495.
9/1-Stfc.
LOW WINTER RATES Studio a p a r t m e n t s and
Kitchenettes,
Ph, 8949097
9/22tfc
5 ROOM UPPER a p a r t ment, f u r n i s h e d . No pets
or children, $145 per mo,
utilities paid, 5 miles N,
of Montague, 894-8192
9/22,2 9c
JOHN FISHER, 4391 S .
Shore Drive, Whitehall,
has won 2 f r e e tickets to
the P a r k T h e a t r e . They
may be picked up at 8674
F e r r y St., Montague 9/22
thru 9/29
SHELBY MOTORS SALES, INC
FORD & MERCURY
SHEIBY,
RENTAL
MICHIGAN
Special of the Week . .
1976 PINTO
Radio, Disc
RENT CARS BY D A Y - W E E K - M O N T H
I E A S E C A R S EGR G N E - T W C - G R - T H R E E Y E A R S
H U N T SALES &
(orret
893-1945
I
V0
1965 FORD GALAX I 500
- "Golden Touch** belt
m a s s a g e - 20x20 tan rug
with pad. Ph. 894-6719
after 5 p j n ,
9/22p
MARLETTE mobile home
with attached g a r a g e on
lot 100x156, Whitehall Montague a r e a . Call 7554677,
9/22c
to the
WOODEN
l i b r a r y table
approximately 7 - 1 / 2 ft.
by
3 - 1 / 2 ft, 894-4343
f r o m 9 to 5,
9/22,29,10/6,13c
1965 C H E V E L L E , 6 - s t i c k
New brakes and shocks,
little r u s t , snow t i r e s ,
$250, Ph, 894-2571 9/22p
MORE HOME for l es s
money at GRAY, New 1977
homes for under $86 per
month. New 12x60 2 - b e d room & 14x60 2-bedroom
homes on display at s p e c ial p r i c e s . See the new
"Encore** with walk-in
c l o s e t s , spectacular kitchen & paneled living
room,
USED
HOME
SPECIALS $996 & up.
GRAY MOBILE HOMES
on Apple Ave,, 4 - 1 / 2 mi.
E . of 31, Open 7 days
733-2544,
9/22,29c
Theatre Tickets
BUY OR RENT
1967 FORD station wagon,
very good condition, good
r u b b e r , will take best o f f e r . 7760 80th Ave,, Rothbury a f t e r 5 p j n . Ph.
894-8558, 9/22,29,10/6c
MOBILE HOME
14x65
with 12x35 tagalong, 2
bedroom, bath and 1/2,
very l a r g e living room,
formal dining r o o m . Call
M r . and M r s , C h a r l e s
Patterson,
Hart
8734822,
9/22,29c
BABYSITTER
needed
4:30 a ^ n . to 2 p j n , , 5
day week, g i r l s 3 y r s ,
& 19 months old, Livein
c o n s i d e r e d . Contact 8615711 a f t e r 2:30 p j n .
9/22c
WANTED TO
WANTED - used r e f r i g e r a t o r s , a p a r t m e n t size
g a s stoves and gas space
1971 VEGA Hatchback, h e a t e r . Call 894-4343, 9
needs body work, $460, to 5.
9/22tfc Call 894-6042 a f t e r 4:30
Pom, 9/22 i 29p
W A N T E D TO BUY T
imber,
s t a n d i n g or
1974 FORD 9 - p a s e n g e r
cut
W i l l g i v e refercountry sedan, a i r , speed
ences. Call evenings
control, luggage r a c k .
$3395, 624 E, Alice 8948 7 3 - 4 8 2 0 or 8 7 3 - 4 2 9 8 .
6613
9/22p
7/7Ptfc
SNOWMOBILES
FOR
12x50
home.
posit.
Lawn
Ph,
8315.
•73 TRADEMAN VAN,
360, 3 - s p d , AM/FM tape
deck, brand new radial
TA*s, $2,600 or best o f f e r . 861-5386.
9/22,29,10/6 p
I
I
0
1
I
of
Bus.U.S.31
SERVICE
& Eruilvole
Toke
Ph. 8 6 1 - 2 9 1 1
or
861-4800
Rd.
Fruiivale exil off x w o y
Each Week Four T i c k e t s T o T h e Park Theatre
Will B e Given Away. Simply find your name in
The C l a s s i f i e d Ads in this week's paper and
bring i t to our o f f i c e at 8674 Ferry St. Before
Our Next P u b l i c a t i o n .
V ' e ' l l give you Two
Free T i c k e t s to spertd an evening out at the
D
a r k Theatre. There w i l l be two names scattered in the C l a s s i f i e d s Each Week.
«
4-Speed
No. 875
Brakes,
Transmission
$2795
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September 22, 1976,
Page 27
k\
BACK HOE w i t h loader
for hire.
P h o n e 8949097.
6/l6tfc
MONTAGUE, 2 bedroom
$135 a mo.. R e f e r e n c e s
& s e c u r i t y deposit r e q u i r e d . No p e t s , 1 child
a c c e p t a b l e . Ph. 894-8430,
eves 893-6315
9/22c
2 BEDROOM HOME on
White Lake - no p e t s .
R e f e r e n c e s & deposit r e q u i r e d . 893-8855 or 8949649.
9/22c
NEW HOME FOR RENT
5191 Hunt St., Montague
2 b e d r o o m , stove, r e f r i g e r a t o r , $188 per month.
Call 894-4579
9/22tfc
FURNISHED
HOUSE,
Montague, Ph. 873-3087
o r 894-6001.
9/22c
3 BEDROOM HOUSE
furnished,
wooded lot
overlooking White Lake,
2 fireplaces, 1-1/2 baths,
$190 plus u t i l i t i e s . A v a i l able Oct. 15 - A p r . 150
894-6657.
9/22c
2 BEDROOM HOUSE
overlooking White Lake,
basement, fireplace, furnished. Available Sept, 15
- June 1. $165 plus heat
& u t i l i t i e s . P h . 894-6657.
9/22c
THE AMERICAN LEGION
HALL in Whitehall available
for receptions, parties, etc. Contact George
Wilson 894-6430.
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HALL FOR R E N T Dinners, F a m i l y Reunions, S h o w e r s , Small
Parties. C o m m u n i t y
H a l l • Rothbury.
Call
$94-8544.
7/7tfc
VFW HALL FOR R E N T
W e d d i n g s • Parties.
Etc. Phone 894-5765.
9 / 1 tfc
HALL FOR R E N T - for
receptions, p a r t i e s , etc.
Phone 744-9063.or 8945412.
5/5tfc
EQUIPMENT
RENTAL
C A R P E T S A FRIGHT?
Make
them a beautifu l
sight with B l u e L u s t r e .
Rent e l e c t r i c shampooer
$2.
Hunt's Hardware,
Montague.
6/23tfc
WE R E N T ' Power pipe
t h re a d er s, power n a i l
d r i v e r s , lead furnaces,
b u i l d i n g jacks, skillsaw, linoleum r o l l e r s ,
floor and waif sanders,
floor
p o l i s h e r s , rug
scrubbers, e x t e n s i o n
ladders,
lawn mowers,
post hole d i g g e r s, - keys made • saws sharpened. Hunt's Hardware,
Montague, Mi. P h o n e
893-6945. Hours: Mon,
Thurs & Sat • 6:30 a.m.
- 6:30 p . m .
Friday 6:30
Ocm.- 9:00 p.m. Sun. &
Holidays
6:30 a,m to
N'oon. - Christmas closed.
ll/Stfc
T R E A T RUGS RIGHT,
t h e y ' l l be a d e l i g h t if
cleaned w i t h B l u e L u s tre. Rent e l e c t r i c shampooer $2. B e n Franklin
Store, Whitehall. 6 / 2 3 t f c
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE for s a l e b y o w n e r in Rothbury- 3 bedroom
nice s t a r t e r h o m e . Land
c o n t r a c t . Call 894-4783
9/22c
PENTWATER - a t t r a c tive 4 - r o o m house ideal
for 1 o r 2 p e r s o n s , little
upkeep, near shopping.
Ph. 869-7001
9/22c
MOBILE HOME L O T S 1 OOx 172, b e a u t i f u l l y
wooded,
underground
e l e c t r i c and telephone.
A l s o mail d e l i v e r e d . 4
miles north of Montague.
US-31 and Oceana County l i n e . Deluxe o a k sub
d i v i s i o n o n ' E a s t Lane
D r i v e . Small down payment - $30 per month.
861-5384 or 694-6983.
P.9. Box 202 Montague.
8 / 2 5 thru 9/22p
B U I L D I N G SITES - Fruitland Township . . . f i v e
and ten acre tracts w i t h
creek - blacktop road.
p
h o n e 744-1022.
^ 8 thru 10/6 p
7 ACRES more or less
on L a k e Michigan. 600
feet frontage. Wooded
T erms.
2 NICE BUILDING Lots
- in t o w n , 75' x ^ 9 6 '
each. $3,900 each.
L A K E LOTS - B i r c S
Harbor S u b d i v i s i o n •
T erms.
2 - B E p ^ O O M HfTTSK cori^Tr j y t A IbcatVd dne
bloil. ^6m/Motfl
Pentw^feT; good condit i o n . $16,500.
SMALL COTT/
yeaLa-^lc!,
2
L O T S " 6 6 X 132
each,
located 6 blocks
from Main Street, $9,000
T O P DO
NOW FOR YOU
In
beautiful
Chalet
Highlands,
South
of
Ludington, this s p a c i o u s
brick three bedroom home
nestles firmly on 102' of
landscaped Lake Michigan
frontage. The 30" carpeted
living room and 30' dining
room and kitchen overlooks
the lake. When a builder
builds a home for himself,
you find extra features such
ias: s t a i n l e s s steel stor
doors, extra insulation, extr
closets,
Georgia
ston
fireplace with Italian marbh
trim, two full baths, ther
mopane windows, extra large
two car garage and storage
shed. All quality built and
%
now for you.
WATER
FRONTAGE
WE ARE WATER FRONT
SPECIALISTS
3 V I L L A G E L O T S , each
66 x 132 each - l o c a t i o n
Morris Street,
$12,500
for all 3.
COMMERCIAL
BLDC.
RENTAL - d o w n t o w n
Pentwoter, prime location.
2 apartments - 2
businesses.
4-BEDROOM older type
farm honit w i t h barn &
garage
on 40 a c r e s '
L o c a t e d 2 miles east of
Pentwoter. $28,000.
100 F T . L O T - s o u t h
branch Pere Marquette
River. $17,000.
McKee Central
Agency
Findlmg
1004 E . Ludington Ave.
845-5000
843-8000
Telephone Service Till 10:00 p.m.
Member Partridge A Aitoc.. Inc.
EVENINGS. CALL
Ralph Kuhlman, 843-8971
Bob Shaw, 843-4257
Clay Schaner, 845-6104
Gus O'Brien, 843-3532
Doris Fulton, 843-4833
20 A C R E FARM - 1 mile
north of C r y s t a l L a k e .
3-bedrooms, s p l i t level
garage. Ph. 873-3964.
8/25tfc
L O T S FOR BUILDINGS
or trailers at Lake Tahoe.
^ e v e r a l tp choose from Don Iûrmeister tt61-2227
evenings.
1/I4tfc
COUNTRY HOUSE ^ V / i
miles east of Shelby. 1
acre, 2-bedro3ms, barn,
garage, n i c e l y wooded,
$14,000. C o l l 861-5019.
9/8tfc
WATCH REPAIRING ring s i z i n g , engravmcj MITCHELL JEWELRY,
909 E. C o l b y , Whitehall.
Ph. 893-4782.
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SEPTIC TANK CLEANING. C A R L B R A N D E L ,
Ph.
120-873-2398, Collect - Hort.
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Ph. 869-2201
BUSINESS
SERVICES
PAINTING Interior and
Exterior.
Some repair
done. Experienced, Very
reasonable, f r e e e s t i m a t e s.
Call R a n d y
Spotts, 861-5019.
8/25tfc
SHOE R E P A I R - We do
our
own w o r k . Orthopedic work w i t h doctors
prescription.
SHOPPE
DAILY
Hesperia - Ph.
854-1655.
9/15tfc
I
SIRVICE
HOME TV
Downtown Whitehall
J L 894-8338
" Lobb Power Hcrr
"Cofwerj'Or
lurnr
"Eleclronic Air C ' e o r r r %
Sales • Inslalldlion • Servin
108 TUIGEW00D WHITEHALL
9/22tfc
FORMAL R E N T A L S
Tuxedos - Business Suits
for A l l O c c a s i o n s . Western M i c h i g a n ' s most complete Formal Department
P o w e r s C l o t h i n g - Hart
and
Shelby - 873-2088.
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LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN " reasonable rates
• free estimates. Phone
894-5032 Montague.
35
ZENITHS
ON
DISPLAY
QUALITY
THROUGH
THE YEARS
TRADES
Careful Set-up
& Expert
MONTAGUE DISPOSAL
S E R V I C E - Serving Montague and Rothbury areas.
Phone Nelsons , . . 5220
Stanton, Montague - 8944677.
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NEED A
BASEMENT?
X j<At
Voo (aca ituny dtciiiont m building your nrw
bom* . . . and budget limiu makt
of tfwm
dilficuli indeed But one daemon i> e n y . . .
torn*
founj
•Jrp. most FANTASTIC
SefecLon of
WE.ODIN& ^llONERy
• •-v+own "
START WITH
THE BEST FOUNDATION!
.. .terr.fiL Mc?herson
iwoitaUons >0 citry
f n e e f-Jnge
Wa<-t.
i.i\l
*>e.a. t.Kc.rrv aXWHITE L \ 3 i E R
O B S E R V E R & OCEANA
COUNTY NEWS
Ph. 893-1385
vre
arc the
xso^
F o r l u n . l e l , I h r b c . l r o s l i H l l l e . if . n > more, l h a n w r o n d b,-.i . n d
)Ou ll
d i v i d e n d s in l o » e r m a m l r n e n r r r o j b s f r - r r r r . r k , j n d
,
j • n d h , * h , ' I r ' " " " d " " I ' • p p r . t . a l n H u h * poured r u n r r r l r
f o u n d a t i o n you II gel ell I h e i e 6 u i u r e n p l u t e i 1 - -
S T R O N G E R l ' p l o 20*5 m o r e i l r e n g l h
S O L I D S o l i d , d e n t r a l l t h e «%•> I h r o u f h
S M O O T H E R A r c h l l e r l u r a l finish
QUICKER
FLEXIBLE
O U R
GUNSTOCK REFINISHing - Restocking - Rifle
& Shotgun including
double b a r r e l s - blueing
- checkering - checkering
r e c u t , twelve y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e . Call 894-5082,
9741 Silver C r e e k R d „
Whitehall. 10/22 - l l / 1 3 p
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bathroom v a n i t y s , formica w o r k . S e l l M e r i l l a t
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Ph. 894-5020 or 894-4579
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4954 Hunt St, Montague
(Between Springer & Cook)
Hours: 7 A.M. - 6 P.M.
Evenings by Appointment
Monday through Thursday
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Pentwater. M i .
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IMMEDIATE CASH
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Montague, 894-4344
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894-5553.
5/4tfc
20 Acres on Sauble River.
Located on beautiful Tita b a w a s s e e River
near
ieaverton. This new yearound 3 BDR borne is an
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repair.
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Box 2 8 9 Ochs Rd.
Montague, Michigan
Phone -
6 1 6 - 894-5027 after 5 : 0 0
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MORTGAGE S A L E
legals
p r o c e s s m a y be had upon s a i d Michael
Patterson,
IT IS ORDERED, that t h e 5 day of
O c t o b e r . 1976 a t 11:30 o ' c l o c k In t h e
f o r e n o o n , a t said p r o b a t e o f f i c e , b e and
Is h e r e b y appointed for h e a r l n f said
peltloni
IT B FURTHER O R D E R E D . t h a t p u b He notice t h e r e o f bo given by p i b l l c a tlon of a copy of t h i s o r d e r s e v e n d a y s
p r e v i o u s t o s a i d day of h e a r i n g . In t h e
White Lake O b s e r v e r , a n e w s p a p e r
p r i n t e d and c i r c u l a t e d in s a i d C o u n t y .
W t t n e s s , t h e Honorable
J u d g e of Said C o u r t t h i s 13 day
of S e p t e m b e r , 1176
DAWN ADAMS
D e p . J u v e n i l e R e g i s t e r of
Probate Court
A t r u e copy:
Dawn A d a m s
Dww J u m t t o R a c l c t o r of
Piibrta C u r t
S T A T E O F MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the
County of MusKegon
In the M a t t e r of BRIAN L E E P A T TERSON
At a s e s s i o n of s a i d C o u r t , held on
t h e 13 day of S e p t e m b e r A.D. 1978
P r e s e n t , HON. JOHN J . NAMENY E /
TOM H. LINCK, Judge of P r o b a t e .
R o b e r t S . Wing, County J u v e n i l e
O f f i c e r having f i l e d in s a i d C o u r t
his petition alleging that s a i d child
c o m e s within C h a p t e r 12A of Act 54
of the Public Acts of 1944 e x t r a s e s s i o n , and praying that a d j u d i c a t i o n and
d i s p o s i t i o n in the m a t t e r of s a i d child
bo had a s p r o v i d e d by law, and
R a p p e a r i n g t o t h e Court f r o m the
a f f i d a v i t of R o b e r t S . W i n g o n f Q e h e r e i n
that t h e r e s i d e n c e and w h e r e a b o u t s of
Michael P a t t e r s o n f a t h e r of s a i d child,
cannot a f t e r diligent s e a r c h and Inquiry
be d e t e r m i n e d
s o that s e r v i c e
of
Defkutt having been m a d e In t h e
t e r m s and conditions of a c e r t a i n
mortgage
executeB
by RICHARD
DOUGLAS MARTINand VERENDA L E E
MARTIN, husband and w i f e , t o NATIONAL HOMES A C C E P T A N C E C O R PORATION M o r t g a g e e , dated J u n e 6,
1974 and r e c o r d e d J u n e 6, 1974 In
L i b e r 1038, Muskegon County R e c o r d s ,
Page 82 on which m o r t g a g e t h e r e is
c l a i m e d t o be due a t t h e d a t e of t h i s
n o t i c e t h e s u m of (513,081,98) T h i r t e e n t h o u s a n d eighty-one and 9 8 / 1 0 0
d o l l a r s Including i n t e r e s t a t ( 8 - 3 / 4 % )
eight 4 t h r e e - f o u r t h s per c e n t p e r
a n n u m . No suit o r p r o c e e d i n g s h a s
been Instituted t o r e c o v e r t h e d e t *
s e c u r e d by s a i d mortRage o r any p a r t
thereof.
T H E R E F O R E , by v i r t u e of t h e pwwer
of s a l e c o n t a i n e d in s a i d m o r t g a g e . a n d
p u r s u a n t t o t h e s t a t u t e s of t h e State of
Michigan In such c a s e m a d e and p r o vided, n o t i c e is h e r e b y given that on
T h u r s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 30, 1976 a t 10:00
o ' c l o c k A.M., E a s t e r n Daylight T i m e ,
s a i d m o r t g a g e will be f o r e c l o s e d by
s a l e a t public a u c t i o n a t t h e T e r r a c e
S t r e e t e n t r a n c e t o t h e Muskegon County
Building In Muskegon, Michigan, of t h e
p r e m i s e s d e s c r i b e d In s a i d m o r t g a g e ,
or so m u c h t h e r e o f a s maybe necessary
t o pay the a m o u n t a s a f o r e s a i d on s a i d
m o r t g a g e with I n t e r e s t t h a r e o n
at
( 8 - 3 / 4 % ) eight A t h r e e - f o u r t h s p e r c e n t
p e r a n n u m and all legal c o ^ t s , c h a r g e s
and e x p e n s e s Including a t t o r n e y f e e s
allowed by law, and a l s o any s u m s that
m a y be paid by t h e u n d e r s i g n e d n e c e s s a r y t o p r o t e c t its i n t e r e s t in t h e
p r e m i s e s , which s a i d p r e m i s e s a r e
s i t u a t e d in t h e City of Muskegon, M u s kegon County, Michigan and a r c d e s cribed as;
Lot 15 of Block 282, Revised Plat
of t h e City of Muskegon, a s r e c o r d e d in L i b e r 3 of P l a t s , Page
71, Muskegon County R e c o r d s .
T h e length of the r e d e m p t i o n period
Is six (6) m o n t h s f r o m t h e date of s a l e .
Dated: S e p t e m b e r 1, 1976
National H o m e s AccejXance
Corporation, Mortgagee
P a r m e n t e r , F o r s y t h e & Rude
500 National L u m b e r m a n ' s Bank Bldg.
Muskegon, M i c h i n n 49440
Inhn M. B r i g g s . II
MORTGAGE S A L E
Default h a s been made In t h e c o n ditions of a note and m o r t g a g e m a d e
by LARRY I. WISEMAN, t o T H E MUSKEGON
F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION,a c o r p o r a t i o n o r ganized and e x i s t i n g under t h e l a w s
of t h e United S t a t e s , dated t h e 6th day
of J u n e , 1972 and r e c o r d e d In t h e
Office of t h e R e g i s t e r of Deeds for
Muskegon County, Michigan o n t h e 9th
day of J u n e , 1972 In Liber 987, page
897, Muskegon County R e c o r d s , and by
r e a s o n of such default t h e u n d e r s i g n e d
d e c l a r e s t h e e r t l r e unpaid a m o u r t due
and payable f o r t h w i t h .
At t h e t i m e of t h i s nertlce. It Is
c l a i m e d t o be due for p r i n c i p a l and
I n t e r e s t on s a i d note and m o r t g a g e , t h e
s u m of $4, 266. 89.
Notice is h e r e b y given t h a t , by v i r t u e
of t h e power of s a l e contained in s a i d
m o r t g a g e , and t h e s t a t u t e In such c a s e
made and p r o v i d e d , and t o p*y s a i d
amount due with I n t e r e s t , a s pr ovide d
In s a i d m o r t g a g e , and all legal c o s t s ,
c h a r g e s , and e x p e n s e s , including t h e
a t t o r n e y fee allowed by l a w , and all
t a x e s and I n s u r a n c e p r e m i u m s paid by '
the u n d e r s i g n e d b e f o r e s a l e , s a i d m o r t -
gage will b e f o r e c l o s e d by s a l e of t h e
m o r t g a g e d p r e m i s e s a t public venAie,
to the highest bidder at the West front
d o o r of t h e C o u r t House In t h e City
of Muskegon, on Monday, t h e 4th day
of O c t o b e r , 1976 a t lOrOO In t h e f o r e noon, E a s t e r n S t a n d a r d T i m e .
T h e p e r i o d of r e d e m p t i o n f r o m s a i d
f o r e c l o s u r e s a l e will b e s i * (6) months
f r o m t h e d a t e of s a l e , p u r s u a n t t o MSA
27A^240 (3).
T h e p r e m i s e s c o v e r e d by s a i d m o r t g a g e a r e s i t u a t e d In the T o w n s h i p of
Dalton, County of Muskegon, S t a t e of
Michigan, d e s c r i b e d a s follows:
T h e W e s t 75 f e e t of the E a s t 235
f e e t of t h e W e s t 631 feet of the
North 330 feet of the N o r t h w e s t
q u a r t e r of t h e Southeast q u a r t e r
of Section 13, Town 11 N o r t h ,
Range 16 W e s t .
Dated: August 3 0 . 1976
MUSKEGON F E D E R A L SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
Charles F . Schuler. J r .
Attorney far Mortgagee
175 W e s t Apple Avenue
BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY
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865-6196
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MONTAGUE
HAROLD C. OSBORNE, INC
893-0545
4052 F.u.lvoU Rd.
Moniogwc, M.ch. 4943^
Servicing
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8700 F E R R Y S T R E E T . M O N T AGUE M I C H I G A N 49437
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REPAIR
SERVICE
PH
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Electronics
894-4762
MCCARTHYS
FARM and HOME
Cor
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BACK HOE WORK DONE
TV
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861-5127
NEW ERA
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headliners
SHELBY PETROLEUM
for the I lome
893-7825
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TOM WONDERS
894-5921 or 894-4481 MONTAGUE
TWIN CITY
PLUMBING & HEATING
Air Conditioning - Sheet Metal Fabricating
State License
INSULATION
893-7575
S I D I N G
30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
9841 N. US 31 - MONTAGUE
BOB POSTMUS
JERRY SCHE1D
FREE ESTIMATES
893-4211
IIREFRIGERATION SERVICE
PROMPT SERVICE
C. JAEKEL and SONS
A l l Mokes of F r e e i e r s .
or. A i r
Conditioning.
Refrigerators
Commercial
or
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PROD. INC.
Concrete Blocks
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PHONE 845-5196
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SHINGLES, ROLLED ROOFING
& REPAIRS
FREE ESTIMATES
LL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 854—1767
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Dear Friends:
Everyone enjoys a
cheese souffle, I know.
How ma ny'of you ga Is ha ve
the courage to make one?
Many of my friends a l ways seem to enjoy the
beauty and the tempting
flavor ofthe high and puffy
ones I s e r v e frequently
- I have no s e c r e t for my
s u c c e s s , just a good r e cipe, plus a basic folding
method. For a cheese
souffle to s e r v e 3 - Make
a thick white sauce with
4 tbsp. m a r g a r i n e , 4tbsp a
flour and 1 C. milk, adding 1/4 t s p . mustard, a
dash of cayenne pepper or
Worcestershire
sauce,
and seasoning of salt and
pepper.
Stir into the
hot
white sauce 1 C , s h r e d d e d
s h a r p cheese, (I like a
combination
of
sharp
cheddar
and
swiss
cheese.)
Remove from heat,
stir in 3 egg yolks, well
beaten. Beat until stiff
3 egg whites with 1/4 t s p ,
cream of t a r t a r . Be sure
and use a large bowl for
the egg whites.
Now fold in the
cheese mixture. Pour into
a 1-1/2 qt, c a s s e r o l e ,
g r e a s e d s Set casserole in
a pan with 1 inch water.
Bake until puffed
and golden brown at 350
degrees for 50 to 60 minutes, Serve at once with
c r i s p bacon or mushroom
or s h r i m p sauce. For
variety add 1/2 C,ground
ham with the cheese; or
fold in 1 C sauted finely
cut mushrooms into the
cheese souffle at the l a s t .
Fruit salad is a p e r fect accompaniment to
the souffle along with corn
muffins.
In other words. Viva
le souffle,
Helen Corbitt gave
me the following recipe
for Quiche Lorraine and
it is really delectable.
Line an 8 " pie tin with
pastry and bake at 450
degrees for 10 minutes.
Now 4 slices of bacon
(crisp)
chopped and 4
slices onion sauted in the
bacon fat until soft a r e
sprinkled over the bottom
of the pie c r u s t . Alternate
in layers 8 paper thin
slices of ham, shredded,
and 8 paper thin slices
of Swiss cheese. Be c e r tain cheese is top l a y e r .
Beat 3 eggs with 1/4
t s p , dry mustard,add I C ,
light cream that has been
heated
and continue
beating. Pour over ham
& cheese, let stand 10
minutes. Sprinkle a tiny
bit of nutmeg on top and
bake at 350 degrees until
custard is set or when a
silver knife is inserted
in center and comes out
clean, A c r i s p lettuce
salad with your favorite
dressing is excellent with
this.
Surprise
your
family some day soon,
Edna
22,'me.
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