The Herald-Press from Saint Joseph, Michigan • 5

SATURDAY. JUNE AGE TWENTY: THE HERALD-PRESS, ST. JOSEPH FnN0.MNt STATEOF MICHIGAN fHOtATCCOUKT POU THE Police Roundup BEMan Avenue in the St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, and i WHEREAS the City Manager and the Department of Public Works and; Service have prepared plans, plats, diagrams, specifications and estimates of the cost of such "public improvement and have filed the same with the City CITY OF ST, JOSEPH PERTAINING TO OTHER TRAFFIC REGULATIONS" was introduced and given its first reading May 15, 1972, and tabled until June 5, 1972, was taken from the table for further consideration. After discussion it was moved by Mr.

Tobias, seconded by Mr. Hanley that the title be 1 j. Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None Absent: None. Motion declared carried and resolution adopted.

FIRST RESOLUTION TO i INSTALL CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER ON THAT PART OF LAKE SHORE "DRIVE DESCRIBED AS: FROM THE NORTH LINE OF KULL'S ADDITION TO A POINT 409 FEET SOUTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF- VAIL COURT WHEREAS the City Commission has determined that it Clerk for public examination as directed by resolution, and v' WHEREAS the City Clerk THE CODE OF ORDINANCES has given notice thereof and of OF THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH the proposed improvement and PERTAINING TO ZONING" of the district proposed to be and that the text of the assessed and has given notice Ordinance be amended to read that the Commission would be as follows: in session at the St. Joseph City The City of St. Joseph or-Hall on Monday, June 5, 1972, at dains: 7:30 o'clock P.M. for the SECTION I purpose of considering the Chapter 80 of the Code of same and hearing objections Ordinances of the City of St.

thereto, a copy of which notice 'Joseph is hereby amended by a genton HarDor man. reported slruck by about 50; pellets from a shotgun blast, Friday, was listed fait condition at Mercy hospital this" morning, while, another, ma III i i i ill A i FAREWELL: President Nixon shakes hands with Luis Echeverria, Mexico's President, as he walks him across the White House grounds Friday to a waiting limousine after their final meeting. President Echeverria was mid-way in his schedule during the second day of his state visit. (AP Wirephoto) Berrien Marriage Licenses Issued this request is agreeable to the' City Com- mission THEREFORE RESOLVED THAT further consideration of the request of Walter Holtonto rezone his; property at the corner of Main and Central'-Streets ia the City of St. Joseph be and hereby is postponed until September 18, 1972.

Mr. Selent, seconded by Mr. Hanley, moved approval of the foregoing resolution. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: Noner Absent:" None.

Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. RESOLUTION APPROVING WITHDRAWAL REQUEST; WHEREAS by letter dated March 22, 1972 to the City Manager, Richard Ludwig requested a Special Use Permit to construct a twelve (12) unit luxury apartment complex on property across from Bittner's Texaco Station and Schreiber; Florist on Lake Shore and WHEREAS at the regular meeting of-the City Planning Commission held June 1, 1972, Mr. Ludwig requested that his proposal be withdrawn, and the Planning Commission recommends that the withdrawal request be accepted. THEREFORE RESOLVED that the City Commission hereby accepts Mr, Ludwigs withdrawal for an application for special use permit to construct a twelve (12) unit apartment building on Lake Shore Drive. Mr.

Gast, secondedby Mr. Tobias, moved approval of the, foregoing resolution. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None. Absent: None.

Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. RESOLUTION APPROVING APPLICATION FOR SPECIALPERMITFOR ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION WHEREAS Indiana Michigan Electric "Company has applied for a special permit to use a triangular piece of land between the Railroad siding and Kerth St. in the City of Joseph for the' construction of an electrical' substation pursuant to Section 80.86 (1) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of St Joseph, and WHEREAS said request was referred to the City Planning Commission be resolution of this Commission adopted May 22, 1972, and WHEREAS the City Planning Commission by letter dated June 2, 1972, recommended that the special permit be granted with the provision that construction drawings be submitted for review by the Planning Commission before construction is begun, and WHEREAS the City Commission is fully advised in the premises THEREFORE RESOLVED that the City Commission hereby approves the request of Indiana Michigan Electric Company, for a special permit to use the above lands for an electrical substation. RESOLVED FURTHER that the City Clerk is 'hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of this resolution to Indiana Michigan Electric Company personally or by first class mail. Mr.

Gast, seconded by Mr. Tobias, moved approval of the foregoing resolution. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None. Absent: None.

Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. The City Manager read a letter from the State Highway Department refusing to install a Traffic Signal at the intersection of Lake Shore Drive and Wallace Avenue. The Manager stated that the department had previously indicated that a flashing light can be installed in this area and that the cost would be born by the State Highway Department. Mr. Tobias, seconded by Mr.

Hanley, moved that the City Manager request the State Highway Department install a flashing light on LAKE SHORE DRIVE AT KINGSLEY OR WALLACE AVENUE together with a sign reducing the Speed to 25 miles per hour. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion declared carried.

Commissioner Tobias deplored the recent desecration of the Doughboy Monument in Lake Front Park. There being no further business to come before this Commission, Mr. Tobias, moved to adjourn unto Monday June 1972, at 7:30 PJK. FRANKLIN SMITH i Mayor CHARLES J. RHODES City Clerk 1 June 17,1972 RP.Adr.

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McQuillan, Attamay for Patitlonar ADDRESS1: St. Jotaph Savlna Loan! Building St. JoMph, Michigan 1,10,17.172 H.P.AaV. MEETING OF, THE CITY COMMISSION HELD AT THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS AT THE OTYxHALL, ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGANAT 7:30 O'CLOCK JUNE PRESENT: MAYOR SMITH.

COMMISSIONE GAST, HANLEY, SELENT -TOBIAS. HILL, CITY MANAGER. A.G. PRESTON, CITY ATTORNEY, CHARLES J. RHODES, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE.

Minutes of May 22, 1972 were approved as presented. Report of the vouchers to be allowed June 1, 1972 and June 5, 1972 were submitted as follows: Vouchers to be allowed June 1, 1972 5,018.37 Gen. Vo. No. 16769 Bills are as follows: Water Tax Roll Transfer 171.03 Commission 235.04 Dir.

of Law 43.40 Manager 35.00 Dir. of Finance 71.56 Assessor 20.00 Engineering 156.35 Pub.Hsg.Com. 355.19 Fire Dept. 542.57 Police Dept. 1,196.33 Traffic 235.71 Cemetery 30.70 Municipal Bldgs- 173.55 Sewers 1,870.80 Streets 1,231.75 Water 2,487.94 Water Filt.

Pit. 189.24 "Wafer Plant Rd. Protection 43,969.80 Garbage 25.27 Parks 410.67 Forestry 36.54 Contingencies 5.50 Gen; Vo. Nos. 16770 16827, ind.

53,493.94 58,512.31 Vouchers to be allowed June 5, 1972 -Payroll Gen. Vo. Nos. 16828 -16832 51,383.77 Bills are as follows: InsrA Pension 684.76 224.73 40.00 43.49 1,578.05 540.60 19.53 343.71 1,540.29 1,663.46 209.71 817.34 54.00 220.00 .42 110.33 172.00 8,262.42 59,646.19 Commission Manager Pub. Hsg.

Comm. Fire Dept. Police Dept. Traffic Municipal Bldgs. Sewer Streets Water Water Filt.

Pit. Garbage Rubbish Parks Brown Prop, at 619 Lake Blvd. Forestry Band Gen. Vo. Nos.

16833 16866, incl. 118,158.50 Mr. Selent, seconded by Mr. Hanley, moved approval of the foregoing reports and that the Director of Finance be authorized to issue vouchers in payment of the several amounts. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias.

Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion declared carried. RESOLUTION: BANK DEPOSITORY BE IT RESOLVED THAT pursuant to State Law, the Peoples State Bank be and is hereby designated for the period ending June 30, 1973, as depository in' which the Treasurer of the City of St. Joseph shall deposit all public monies coming into the hands of Buch Treasurer, except for those monies which are required by ordinance to be deposited into other Specified Banks.

Mr. Tobias, seconded by Mr. Gast, moved that such resolution above set forth designating Bank Depository be adopted. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith? and Tobias. Nays: None.

Absent: None. Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. -SECOND RESOLUTION: TO PAVE FROM SOUTH STATE STREET. WEST TO END BETWEEN WINCHESTER AVENUE AND ARCHER AVENUE WHEREAS, the City Commission on May 15, 1972, declared by resolution that it was a necessary public im-- provement to grade, drain, pave and improve the public alley from South State Street West to end between Win-Chester Avenue and Archer changed to "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 80 OF the addition of a new section to be known as Section 80.114 and to read as follows: CHAPTER 80-P ARKING IN YARD 80.114 PARKING IN YARD. No person shall park a vehicle in a front or side yard as defined in this Zoning Ordinance except in a driveway.

xRoll calls resulted as follows Yeas; Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion declared carried and Ordinance adopted. An Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 81 OF THE CODE" OF ORDINANCES OF THEx ITY GF STJOSEPH PER TAINING TO THE BUILDING ORDINANCE" was introduced by Mr.

Gast and given its first reading. It was moved by Mr. Gast, seconded by Mr. Tobias that further- consideration of the Ordinance be postponed until the regular meeting of the Commission to be held Monday; June 12, 1972. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias.

Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion declared carried. RESOLUTION RE: COURTHOUSE REALTY CO. WHEREAS, the City of St.

Joseph and Courthouse Realty Company, a Michigan partnership, have on April 19, 1971 entered into an agreement for sale of real estate as therein described; and WHEREAS, it appears that all of the requirements of said Agreement, including those imposed by "Courthouse Square Urban 'Renewal Project, St. Joseph, Michigan, the Urban Renewal Plan R-213," as recorded in the office of the Berrien County Register of Deeds commencing at Liber 206 Miscellaneous at page, 170, and amendments 1 and 2 thereof recorded respectively in Volume 817 at pages 657 and. 658, Berrien County-Records, as required by that Agreement, have been met, except that the nondiscrimination provision in paragraph R-213 (3) (a) (5) thereof is expressly declared in. said Plan-to run in perpetuity (including, but not limited to, the approval of the plans for said project as called for in said Agreement); and WHEREAS, the Courthouse Realty Company has requested the City to record such compliance by Resolution, and to permit the proper officers of the 'City to so certify on the condominium subdivision plan which the Courthouse Realty' Company is preparing; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Commission does hereby confirm that all requirements imposed by said Agreement for the sale of real estate and dated April 19, 1971, and the said Courthouse square Urban Renewal Plan R-213, as amended, have been met, subject only to the future application of the. nondiscrimination clause in paragraph R-213 D(3) (a) (5) of said Urban Renewal Plan, which is declared by the Plan to be perpetual; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the City of St.

Joseph be, and hereby is directed to certify such compliance on the condominium subdivision plan of Courthouse Realty Company. Mr. Tobias, seconded by Selent moved approval of the foregoing resolution. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Cast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None.

Absent: None. Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. RESOLUTION APPOINTING PATRICK PHELAN ASSISTANT CITY CLERK AND DIRECTOR OF FINANCE RESOLVED THAT Patrick Pbelan, St Joseph, Michigan, is hereby appointed Assistant City Clerk and Director of Finance of the City of St. Joseph. Mr.

Gast, seconded by Mr. Selent moved approval of the foregoing resolution. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, remained in custody after surrendering to sheriffs officers. The victim was identified by Benton Harbor police as Isiah) Cross, 50, of 384 Brunson IE Harvey Charles Upton, 18, and Sandra Lynn DeVries, 16, both of New Buffalo. Craig Alan Stump 19, Joseph, and Pamela Gail Story, 19, Stevensville.

Garrott Watkins Elgham-mer, 21, and Sandra Ann Vitantonio, 21, both of St. Joseph. Dan Arthur Lockwitz, 20, and Debra Annette Nalepa, 18, both of St. Joseph. Rodger Edwin Kelm, 20, and Joelene Marie Burm, 18, both of St.

Joseph. Truman A. Piner, 36. and Venita L. Tyler, 32, both of St Joseph." Thomas Edward Kubash, 19, Stevensville, and Lucy lie Marie Naylor, 20, Benton Harbor.

Linus Jerome Hulshof, 27, and Diedrie Betty Akright, 23, both' of Coloma. Donald Wayne Kabel, 28, and Linda Kaye Kelley, 23, both of Watervliet Paul William Noack, 23, Benton Harbor, and Donna Louise Wentland, 18, St. Joseph. Donald J. Groenheide, 24, andMona Lisa Rutherford, 18, both of Benton Harbor.

Howard Dale Duke, 34, and Brenda Lorraine Rutz, 25, both of Benton Harbor. Stephen Clair Foster, 26, and Nancy Lee Momany, 25, both of Berrien Center. Thomas E. Myers, 21, Stevensville, and Kathryn Ann Jewell, 20, St. Joseph.

Joseph Barone, 43, Cold-water, and Ethyl Joann Rowe, 38, New Buffalo. James Robert Wohler, 26, and Kathleen Valerie Sink, 18, both of Benton Harbor. George Valenty Rockey, 28, Berrien and Janece Elaine 24, Onondaga. Asparagus Harvest Takes Drop When Edward Boone's daily asparagus harvest fell from 140 to 150 pounds down to only 57 pounds Friday, it became matter for the police. Boone fold Benton Harbor state police that each morning he picks the asparagus from the patch he owns jointly with another man off Parte street, Hagar township.

On Friday' morning, Boone said someone there picking off an entire section. Troopers were told that the picker apparently, was, not Boone's "patch partner," Ray Schultz. Route 1. Coloma. Nor.

itpprently aearby. grower, who troopers. he had his own problems with unwanted pickers. avenue. Benton Harbor police they booked Jack A.

Smith, 26, of 344 High street, on a. charge of assault with intent to commit murder. Officers said Smith walked into the sheriff's department at St. Joseph, to surrender, about an hour after the shooting was reported at 2:08 p.m.. -Police reported that the shooting occurred outside 384 Brunson, apparently after a quarrel.

Police said the hospital reported that Cross underwent surgery to remove some 50 pellets lodged in the right hip and hip socket area. Tlie reported theft of a mink stole; valued at $1,000, was investigated Friday by St. Joseph police. Robert Weiser, told officers the last time she saw the stole was last April, when it was in a hall closet at her home, 2301 South State street Patrick Walsh told sheriff's deputies Friday that two holes had been cut in an above ground swimming pool at his home, 219 Chippewa road, Fairplain. Walsh said his wife discovered the damage when seeing water pouring from the pool.

Beverly Pociask, 20, of 428 Broadway, told Benton Harbor police Friday afternoon that four or five boys jumped from bushes and threw rocks and a broom handle at her, as she was walking on Britain avenue. Irene Ross told Benton Harbor police Friday, that a watch and pistol, totaling $73, were stolen from her home, 601 Edwards. Benton Harbor police Friday evening arrested JoAnn Douglas, 24, of 405 Morton, on a disorderly person charge, after an altercation was reported at Talbot's drugs, 481 Pipestone. Willie Gorman, 13, of 784 Superior, told Benton Harbor police- Friday afternoon that two older boys knocked him down in the 600 block of Clay street, and seized 35 cents. Remedial Courses To Start NEW BUFFALO six-week remedial reading and math program for first, second and, third graders in New Buffalo Area schools will get underway Monday, June 19.

The program, funded by the federal goverment, will be held in the New Buffalo high school cafeteria from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. A maximum of 36 children may enter the program. Boris Spassky Grateful To Bobby Fischer BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) Boris Spassky, the Soviet chess grandmaster -who meets, Bobby Fischer 1 next month in the world championships, says that the match has brought him a new apartment "My whole family consider that we owe Bobby, a. load of vodka," Spassky was quoted in a copyright interview with the Belgrade weekly, Nin. The newspaper reported Spassky as saying: "Thanks to' Fisher I have got a good apartment for the first time For the first time I have a normal room to work in and I can even put my library in order.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP INTIMTION TO DISSOLVE TO: CRCDITORI 1-0 TRUCKING COMPANY, INC. PLEASI TAKK NOTICB ttvaf tt MM Intention of Trucking cempany. lnc SMt Laktfhor Orlvt, SI. Jotaph, Mlchlgon, ltovt. All crtdltors x.

wn. at Mt Roowwod owe Of NM corporotton, Mt Lokothart Drhrt, St. Th Notko it ghron purMint lacfloa iSJ oatcd: jww Wn janiV.Kifi h.p.aiv. is advisable and for the best interests of the public to install concrete curb and gutter on that part of Lake Shore Drive described as: from the North line of Kull's Addition to a point 409 feet South of the South line of Vail Court, in the City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan.

THEREFORE RESOLVED that it is a necessary public improvement to install concrete curb and gutter on that part of Lake Shore Drive described as: from the North line of Kull's. Addition to a point 409 feet South of the South line of Vail Court, RESOLVED FURTHER that the expense of such improvement be paid by special assessment to be levied upon the property fronting and abutting upon such improvement and to be levied according to frontage thereon, excepting those portions represented terseetions by street in land public property, if any, which shall be paid by4he City at Large. RESOLVED FURTHER that the several lots, and parcels of land, fronting arid abutting on the concrete curb and gutter to be: installed are hereby designated as the special assessment RESOLVED FURTHER that the City Manager be directed to prepare the plans: and specifications for such improvement together with a statement of the estimated cost thereof and to file the same with the City Clerk for public inspection. RESOLVED FURTHER that upon the filing thereof the City Clerk give notice of the fact that the same are on file in his office and give notice of the time and place when the Commission will be in session to consider said improvement and hear objections thereto; notice shall be given to each owner of or party in interest in the property to be assessed, whose name appears upon the last local tax assessment records, by first class mail addressed to such owner or party at the address shown on the tax records and shall also be published in the St. Joseph Herald Press once at least ten days prior to said hearing.

Mr. Hanley, seconded by Tobias, moved approval of the foregoing resolution. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None. Absent: None.

Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. Mr. Selent, seconded by Mr. Hanley, moved to grant the request of the Michigan Children Aid Society Auxiliary to hold an Ice Cream Social near the Bandshell on Sunday, July 9, 1972. Roll call resulted as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Gast, Hanley, Selent, Smith and Tobias.

Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion declared carried. RESOLUTION EXTENDING TIME FOR REZONING THE WALTER HOLTON PROPERTY WHEREAS Walter Holton has requested permission to rezone his property at the corner of Main and Central Streets in the City of St. Joseph, described as Part of lots 7 8, Fyfe's Add.

from two-family to "C-2" restricted office-residence district, and WHEREAS by resolution by the City Commission adopted October 18, 1971, the City Commission tabled the matter at the request of the City Planning Commission, and WHEREAS by resolution adopted November 8, the City Commission postponed further consideration of the proposal until December 2, .1971, and WHEREAS by letter dated December 3, 1971, to L.L Hill, City Manager, the City Planning Commission requested that further consideration of the proposal be postponed for a period of six months, and WHEREAS by resolution adopted December 6, 1971, further consideration of the proposal was postponed until the regular meeting of the City Commission to be held June 12, 1972, and WHEREAS by letter dated May 25, 1972, to the City Manager, in which Mr. Holton has requested a further extension in order to complete his plans for a take out restaurant on bis property, and was published in the St. Joseph terald Press on May 20, 1972, the City Com mission is, now session at said time and place and objections to said public improvement have befeicalled for and no one has appeared and objected thereto and nonob jections thereto have been fill with the City uerx. THEREFORE RESOLVED that it is a necessary public improvement to grade, drain, pave and improve the public alley from South State Street West to End between Winchester Avenue and Archer Avenue, in the City of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, witli concrete pavement in accordance, with standard alley paving specifications of the City of St.

Joseph. RESOLVED FURTHER that the expense of such public improvement be defrayed by special assessment levied according to frontage upon the several lots and parcels of land fronting and abutting upon the proposed improvement. RESOLVED FURTHER that the proposed special assessment district as defined in said resolution of the City Commission adopted May 15, 1972, be and the same hereby is confirmed and approved as such special assessment district. RESOLVED FURTHER that the plans, plats, diagrams, and detailed estimates of the cost of such public improvement heretofore prepared and filed with the City Clerk be and the same hereby are confirmed and approved. RESOLVED FURTHER that said public improvement be made by and under the supervision of the Department of Public Works and Service.

RESOLVED FURTHER that the estimated cost of said public improvement is the sum of $5278.32, which sum is hereby determined to be the estimated cost of such public-improvement RESOLVED FURTHER that the cost of said public improvement the sum of $301.32 be raised by general taxation upon the City at large to be paid from the appropriate general fund. RESOLVED FURTHER that the sum of $4977.00 be defrayed by special assessment upon all lots and parcels of land fronting and abutting upon the proposed improvement, the same to be levied according to frontage thereon which said lands and premises are hereby designated as the special assessment district for the cost of such improvement. RESOLVED FURTHER that the City Assessor be and hereby is directed to prepare a special assessment roll therefor and to certify the same as required by the City Charter and to file the same in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLVED FURTHER that upon the filing of said special assessment role the City Clerk shall give notice as required by Chapter XII, Section 11, of the City Charter that said roll is on file in his office for public inspection and that the Commission and the Assessor will be in session at the City Hall for the purpose of reviewing said roll and hearing objections thereto at a time and place to be in said notice named, which date shall be not less than ten full days after the date of the publication of said notice; notice shall also be given to each owner or party in interest in the property to be assessed whose name appears upon the last tax assessment records by first class mail addressed to such owner, or party at the address shown on the tax records. Mr.

Smith, seconded by Mr. Tobias, moved approval of the foregoing. resolution. Roll call results as follows: Yeas: Commissioners Cast, Selent, Smith and Tobias. Nays: None.

Absent: None. Motion declared carried and resolution adopted. An Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 21 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE The following marriage licenses have been issued by Berrien county Clerk Forrest H. Kesterke: Michael William Koebel, 31, St Joseph, and Dixie Lee Luhrsen, 32, Buchanan. Orville L.

Blevins, 60, Bridgman, and Violet J. Golladay, 43, St Joseph. (Jrville Richardson, S3, and Maxine Juanita Smith, 46, both of Benton Harbor. Dennie Lee LaMunion, 24, Stevensville, and Becky Jane Richardson, 17, Baroda. Franklin Delano Valle, 38, and Christine Geraldine Ross, 25, both of Benton Harbor.

Larry James Lawson, 20, and Kathryn Virginia Nieb, 18, both of Niles. Billy Paul Long, 19, St. Joseph, and Joy Catherine O'Haver, 21, both of Coloma. Jeffery Lynn Newton, 19, St. Joseph, and Pamela Ann Miller, 18, Coloma.

Thomas Harold Mathenia, 19, and Brenda Leann Huff, 18, both of St Joseph. Berrien Divorces Granted The following divorces have been granted in Berrien circuit court: Wetterow, Naomi Ruth of Buchanan from Franklin Sylvester. Two children to the mother. Married May 29, 1965. Wines, Bonnie of Benton Harbor from One child to the Married" Oct 27, 1969.

Peevrf, Ann of Oronoko township: front Robert LeRoy. Three children to the mother. Married Nov. 1, 1959. Henry, Johnny L.

of Benton Harbor from Hattie. Married July 11, 1946. Siebenmark, Marilyn of New Buffalo from Gene. Custody of one child to paternal grandmother. Married June 6, 1959.

Grau, Gerald Donald of St. Joseph from Sandra Lea. Three children to the father. Married June 29, 1966. Suit Filed In Israel Massacre first law suit stemming from the Tel Aviv airport massacre has been filed by the father of; one of the victims.

1 The $1 million damage suit filed Friday, by Manuel Otero Feliciano named the state of Is-' rael and either Air France or the Republic of France as.