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Help us celebrate our

25th Anniversary Fly In Sunday

With all the nice hot and weather will last for at least dry weather we have been the next weekend. The Wa-having lately, Bob Koshar tervliet Airport Board will who heads up the Bth annual be hosting a gala 2Sth Anni-Fly in, hopes the good Continued on Page 12

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Four Waterrttet High School graduates get together at the 5th Ananal Dawa Patrol Aag. U, IMS. They are left to right: Hagh Warns, Dr. Fred B r m , Francis Hor-toa and Arthur d a r t .

Ctndy Lewk, Miss Watenrttet WlIC, presents trophies to the wtaMrs at the 4th Aana l Dawn PatroL Only n plaaes flew ta due to the bad weather.

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Sky divers have been a favorite sttractioa at many of the recent Fly Ins.

Some 481 people flew into Watervliet for the IMS Dawn Patrol Some of the 187 airplanes are pictured above.

The classic Ford "Trt-Motor" gave rides at an early Dawn Patrol and was s big hit

Coloma Glad-Peach Festival smash hit! Royalty crowned in Coloma's three day 17th

annual Glad-Peach Festival was a smashing success as it attracted an estimated

record crowd of 50,000. The festival parade on Saturday also had one of the largest attendance records in the

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ILLINOIS BALLOON FLIES THROUGH STORM TO CANDID HOUSE - Caadi Kiailer, 4, fouad this helium balloon in her yard at her home oa Red Arrow High-way, east of Watervliet A card attached to the balloon said the balloon had been lauacbed from the S t Mat-thew Lutheran Home ta Park Ridge, 111. at a Family Fun Feit on July SL The home is for the aged, and the belhun balloon launching was used as a fund raising project with the owner of the baOooo flying the f u r theft winning a cash prize. After the launching the Chicago area was itruck with a severe storm and

winds, and southwestern Michlgaa was hit with the same storm later oa la the eveniag. The next day Candi found the balloon late in the afternoon. It had been purchased by Mike Tbeis of Brookfield, III and had his name on i t Candi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Rimler.

history of the festival with 16,000 people.

The festival, which lasted from Friday evening until Sunday at 6 p.m., was dub-bed a "huge success" by Bruce Turner, festival president.

At the festival's first Peach Pit Pitching Contest, thought to be the only one of its type, Marty Badt, 11, won the best overall pitch, throwing a peach pit within 4V4 inches of the contest stake.

George Wooley, contest chairman, said "As far as we know, Marty is the World Champion -Peach Pit Pit-cher."

Marty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Badt, 7007 N. Maple Dr., Coloma.

Fifty contestants took part in the event, according to Wooley.

The Bangor Lions Club won the parade's top entry, the Coloma Hilltop Foods Sweepstakes Award, with the theme, Bangor Lions Club Presents Apple Coun-try, the theme for the 1983 Apple Festival.

Capturing the Joe E. Wells Trophy, for best use of peaches and glads, was the Michigan Peach Sponsors

entry displaying peach trees and glad flowers on the out-side of the entry.

The Festival Award was Continued on Page 6

opening ceremonies of Glad-Peach Festival

REIGN OVER GLAD-PEACH FESTIVAL - Marc Hembree and Kelly Scates were crowned Prince and Princess of the Glad-Peach Festival at Coloma by Festival Queen Karla Willis, who is Miss Coloma. The naming and crowning of the Prince and Princess opened the three-day Festival.

Marc Hembree and Kelly Scates were crowned prince and princess at the opening ceremonies of the Coloma Glad-Peach Festival Friday evening proceeding the Youth Parade. Kelly 5, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Scates of 5520 Pine Crt , Coloma. Marc, 8, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hembree, 8148 Becht Rd., Co loma . T w e n t y - f i v e youngsters were entered in the contest

Some 8000 people watched the Youth Parade, which in-cluded a total of 47 entries, according to parade chair-man Georgia Ruhno.

Winning the orginality award in the Youth Parade and third place in floats was a hot air balloon entered by Robby and John Durfee, 6628 Weatherford Drive. Coloma.

First placc winners in catagories in the parade were: Jeff. Pete and Ellen Jasiek, Watervliet and Angelene Spaulding of Coloma; D e c o r a t e d bicycles/tricycles: Dante

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20 Years Ago The third annual Sidewalk Sale Days were a huge i

Both Friday and Saturday mornings brought rainy skies but before noon the son had broken through each day, and shop-pers filled the streets as they went from one bargain to another. Merchants repofted a good number of sales.

An even larger number of volers than in the June school election tnrned oat last Mon., but the school's second request for a 4 mill levy was defeated by « votes, M^SSO.

Walk, drive, fly or come by raft to the fifth anraal Dawn Patrol to be held at the Watervliet Aizport on Sunday, Aug. 11th. A special attraction will be the Jungle Inn Dhrer*. A drawing for prises and the piesentstion of tropMes will be two of the many features of the day. The Knights of Cotumbus are sponsoring the breakfast

Donald B. Emerson has been sworn in as an aviation of-ficer candidate at the U.S. Naval Ak Station, Groase De, ML He is an Adrian College graduate.

Thomas LoPreat^ Robert Nash and Ronald Johnson have joined the UJ3. Naval Reaerves, unit of Benton Harbor.

40 Years Ago Of great intereat to local people this week is the promotion

of Otto J. Hehreg, UAN.R,, to the rank of Lieut Comman-der, which was effective July 1st The news was received by Helweg on July S while he was on the fighting front, presumably near Sicily.

Joseph Dickinson, for the past two years instructor in science at the local high school, announced that he was resigning his poatition here to accept a similar poat with the Edison Institute School at Dearbore.

The 24th annual reunion of the # Year Onb was held Wed., Aug. II at the school house with 48 in attendance. A cooperative dinner was planned by a committee, Hattie Wlgent, Ada Newton, Mamie Myrfck, Emma Curtis and Florence Sweeny. Gladioli arrangements were furnished by Mrs. JosieScherer.

60 Years Ago Frank Green, a resident of Watervliet for nearly W years,

and for 17 years village marshal! and street commissioner, died last Saturday, of heart disease.

Unseasonably cool and rainy weather during part of August sent many summer visitors home from the Michigan resorts ahead of the usual time and few came to take their places. There was a noticeable thinning out at the Paw Paw Lake resorts. There is usually a large crowd over from Chicago for the Labor Day weekend and with the return of good weather the hotels are preparing for a big weekend which officially marks the dosing of the resort season. While the past season has not been what might be called a rushing one, it may be considered as a fairly average one.

One of the prettiest sights that Watervliet has to offer during summer are the flower gardens of W.W. Fisher, 1%

miles south of town. T te demand for Us flowers has been so heavy that his flower beds are now rather thin, but he has new ones coming in and eipects to have 900 glads in blossom over Labor Day.

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Watervliet Schools free and reduced-price meal policy

Watervliet Public Schools today announced its policy for Free Meals and Reduced-Price Meals, for chfldrsn unable to pay the full price of meals and milk ssrved under the National School Lunch and U.S.D.A. Donated Foods Program.

Local school officials have adopted the following family rirgsnd Income criteria for determining eHgfhfflty.

August II, 1983

A. B. SCALI FOR FREE HEALS SCALE FOR EEOUCED-

TOTAL FAMILY SIZE AMD FTEE NILS FHICE MEALS

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20 Years Ago Mrs. Aileen Miller, administrator of Community Hospital

has received notice of her advancement in the American i| College of Hospital Administrators.

Mrs. W.L. Ahrood and daughter, Mrs. Charles Hilton and granddaughter, Melinda, of Kalamasoo, QM* last Wed-* nesday in Coloma and caDed on several old f r i enk .

Looking through the old papers for sooae intereating event ** for this Issue of the Coloma Courier. I find thst in the Ai«wt of i m , Coloma caMrated the of MlcUgan statehood and the I t tsd year of the first Coloma settlement How many Colomans recall the foor day celefaratkn and homecoming? All the woct aad what fun we had.

At the special meeting of the Glad Sodsty hsld July U, President Paul Gard J r . , announced that commercial and florlM entriea for the Michigan State Glad Show have been >

Children from fsmflies whose income la a t or below the levels shown are eligible for (free meals or radnced-prioe

). Application forms are being asot to all homea in a letter to

parents. Additional copies are available at the principal's of-fice in each school This iformatkn may be verified at any Mm* ̂ faring the year. Applicattona may be at any time during the year.

Far the school officials to detenxrfna eligibility, the tiniiaatinlil must nirmHa M M f H I I M I I I I • luf m •m • ! ! im H^arl M . nousenow must provne me louowing mwniauon usiec on the Namea of all members; •n-fri

of all adalt houaehoid memhers or a

40 Years Ago

Income; sod the signature of an adult * *« * H l - f , - « | i - -« « « cerutying mat me intormaoon provnea

are reQuired to report increaaes ID.

To diacourage the possibility of misrffiniaentshnn, the ap-plication forma contain a statement above the space for

Ths sals of the Otis Ctark propsrty a t the c s n s r of US-U and the Bainbfidge Rod. to John Greaser was reported this week. This te a very promiiHBt corner facing the Coloma High School

Floyd Hasen and Robert Hunt, Coloma, are in the army air forces praffight for pilots at MaxweD Field, Alabama, In the third phaae of their training as pilots.

Mary Crocker has been named general chairman of the Home Salvage effort for Watervliet and vicinity by the coun-ty defense council

55 Years Ago

plication Is t rus and correct An additional staiamsut Is ad-ded to warn that the application is beinf made in connection with the receipt of Federal that achool officials may

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la most caasa, foater children are alao eligible for theae benefits. D afamUy has M a r children Ihing with them and wishea to apply for auch meala for them, it should contact the achool

Children of unemployed parents may qualify for free or reduced price meals if total famfly income Inrlnrting welfare payments, unemployment compensation and sub-pay benefits fan within the prescribed famfly income guidelines

Undsr the provisions of ths policy Business Manager Mon-te Anderson win review applications and determine eligibility. U a parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the of-ficial, he or she n x y make a request either orally or In writing to Superintendent William Penny, Watervliet Schools, 4IMMI for a hearing to appeal the dedaion. The policy contains an Outline of the hearing procedure.

In the operation of child feeding programs, no chad wfll be discriminated against because of race, aex, color, national origin, age, or handicap.

If any member of a household believes he/she has been diacrtminated against, he/ahe should write Immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.,!

Thank You!

Many Berrien County people were fearful of serious results following the heavy wind and rata that acconyanied the elec-trical storm that visitod an parts of the county early l a s t ^ W Saturday, followed by another blow Sunday morning. The wind blew s gals, the heavens wsrs illuminated with Ught-

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Is aald to be ths beat in years, doe to the unusual care on the part of growers in spraying and to the favorable seaaon for

In a baaeban game that was dsdared by some of the fans to be fuU of errors and "bonnhsad" plays, ths Coloma In-

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The Watervliet Junior Varsity cheerleaders would like to thank the following people for their generous donstions which wfll enable the squad to compete in the U.S.C.A. Nationals to held in Lansing, August 17-30:

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Watervl ie t p h y s i c a l s

set f o r A u g . 1 3 , 2 0 Physical examinations for

Watervliet Junior and Senior High School athletes are scheduled for this Saturday, Aug. 13 and next Saturday. Aug. 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p .m at Watervliet High School.

Students whose last names begin with the letters A to M should report from 10 a . m to 2 p.m. Students with names beginning with N to Z are asked to report from noon to 2 p .m

Doctors DeYoung and Finch wiU be giving these physical examinations for male and female athletes at a cost of $3.00 per physical. All athletes must have evidence of a physical examination In order to be eligible for practice or con-tests anytime during the 19044 school year. These two sessions will be the only two times Junior and high school students can receive their physical at the cost of $2.00.

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Watervliet Schools bus program revised from double to single run

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The Wstervllet public schools bus program will be revised from a double bus run to s single bus run this coming year, If voters ap-prove the 2 mill property tax proposal September 12.

Last week the WatervUet School Board accepted a report setting up a single bus run program to replace the previous double-mn system. If the rax issue is approved. The board In June dropped the bus program entirely because of the defeat of the 2 miU Issue in the regular June 13 school election.

Under the single run program, elementary and high school students would be transported on the same runs to their Individual schools. Last school year the

students were transported on aeparate buses.

Superintendent William Penny said starting times for claaaes for the 19«S44 year have been aet at 8:20 a m for Junior and senior high school students and 1:30 a.m. for elementary studen-ts to help in the transpor-tation situation.

Penny said the bus program could be started by Sept 19 If the financing issue Is approved, meaning students will be without bus service for the first three weeks of the new school year

even with the approval As part of the cutback, the

board approved Issuing layoff notices to the district's eight regular bus drivers, ef-fective Aug. 31.

In other business, the board directed Penny to proceed with summer property tax collections beginning in July 1964. Un-der the program half of the district's taxes would be collected in the summer, with the balance due at the end of the year.

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Watervliet Youth Education Supporters urge residents to register for election

W a t e r v l i e t Y o u t h Education Supporters met In the Watervliet High School Library Aug. 3rd at7:IO p .m

The group was concerned that many people of the community are ' t net registered to vote and the last day for registration is Aug. 15th. Several of those present volunteered to telephone those unregistered voters who stand to lose bus transportation and wiU not

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have a voice on the issue unless they register at their Township or City Hall or Secretary of State Office.

The circuit Breaker Tax p iw was discussed as it af-fects the community. A law does exist which protects in-dividuals f rom excessive taxes. This is commonly called the Circuit Breaker. All reputable tax people will be able to apply this to in-dividual tax returns.

The cost per family of transporting children one mile to school for 181 days

(22c a mile) estimates to be about $79.00 per year.

A chart was produced by one member which graphically demonstrated that Watervliet expends less mone> per child than any other district in the county.

The next meeting of the Youth Education Supporters

Group will be held Wed-nesday Aug. 17, at 7:00 p j n . in the high school auditorium. Those in-terested in supporting Watervliet education are in-vited to attend.

SUMMER RECORD - T V ceattaaed Into August Tempera Caret ta July Ht I I aad above tea ttaMS, aecerdtag to record keepers. Teas-pera tares reached at least I I degrees oa M ef the 31 days. August has beea maialy ta the mid eighties with ceattaaed high humidity. Thursday, July tt, was reported Is be the hotteat day sf the year. TW ther-

r hit IN degrees la WatervUet at 4:11 p A

This year Watervliet Public Schools will not con-tract for building cleaning services. Instead the board plana to provide Its own cleaning services by hiring local high school students to workpart time after school

The past two years con-tracted services have been provided by a Benton Harbor firm on a restricted three day a week program It is the goal of the board to

Watervliet Float Committee needs your help!

return to a full five day a week program. Further, if students are involved with the maintenance of a facility, less vandalism and mistreatment of the physical structure may result and jobs for local youths may contribute to the local

economy. Sixteen year old or older

Watervliet High School students who are interested in part time Janitorial work after school, may pick up an employment application in the Superintendent's office at the high school. '

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The Wstervllet Com-munity has participated In the BlossomUme Parade for many, many years. It is a source of great pride, that In the last IS years, we have placed 1st, 2nd, and Srd a total of 13 times and won an award 14 out of the last 15 years. In the community division.

Our float has been previously sponsored by the City of Watervliet Water-vliet Township, and the Peoples State Bank of Watervliet. Many local businesses have contributed by donating materials or allowing discounts for sup-plies.

The past year, our float needed and received a major overhaul, which completely "blew the budget" We not only have no money to pay the remaining bills from this year, but we have no "start up" funds for next year's

float

We are making an appeal to the general public to con-tribute what you can to help support and maintain our float We wiU accept any amount Please help main-tain our participation in the

Friday and Saturday August 12 and 13

Onion Pumpernickel Bread

Blueberry Muf f ins 10" Fresh Blueberry

Pie Blueberry Coffee Cake

Double Chocolate Donuts

Blossom time parade. Send your contributions to

Watervliet Float Committee, P.O. Box 99, Watervliet, Michigan 49096.

Thank you for your help and support.

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Paddle Wheel Tours for Paw Paw Lake Thru August 20th

A taste of old f*ahiooed living wiU be experienced again on Paw Paw Lake beginning Wednesday, Aug. 10, wben a paddle wheel tour boat opens a ten day visit there.

Two co-chairmen, Douglas Somen of Coloma and Grant Griffin of Watervliet, have arranged for the 58 foot long replica of the paddle wheel steamship, "Spirit of Lan-sing," to make both after-noon and evening two hour tours of Paw Paw Lake through Aug. 30th.

Somen said only a few evening tours still have openings. General tickets for

afternoon toun went on sale Tuesday, Aug. 9.

According to Somen, af-ternoon toun are tentatively scheduled for 1 and 3 p m

The paddle wheel tour boat, usually based in the Lansing Zoo, will be docked at the Crystal Marine marina where the toun wiU begin, said Somen.

Tickets are priced at $5 for adults, $2 for children and no charge for youngsters under three, and will be sold at Crystal Marine and Kinyon Marine said Somen.

The boat holds a maximum of 50 people, said Somen.

Girl's Softball Scores "Eats Arc Uagae Champs"

Kats took first place in 7-10 year old girls Softball, for Watervliet and Coloma league. We ended this season with a play off game for first place between Watervliet Kats and Coloma's VJ's played July 7,1983. The Kats winning I to 5. Winning pit-cher was Tonya Gray and hittinf for the Kats were: Brand! Arnt with X singles, Amy Greco with 3 singles, Tonya Gray with 2 Angles, Lori Aral with 1 single and 2 triples, Jan Yetxke with 2 singles and a double, Kim Cockrun with 3 singles. Heather Yetxka with 2

singles, Stephanie Andrews with a single. I would like to . thank all the Kat's parents ' for their support and for; cheering us on all season. A special to John Yet* < ske and Phil Stilhrell for all their help with coaching and Nancy Greco for her fine Job j of score keeping.

The Kat's had 11 wins and 1 loss and I'm very prood of all the girls and hope they had as much fun as 1 hive had with them this year.

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WATERVUET KATS WIN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP — THE WATERVLIET KATS TOOK FIRST place ta the Wateryikt-Coloma Gtrh Softball League la the 7-11 division. Front raw: Barb Hamtnenri, Kim Cockmn, Stephanie Andrews, Heather StillweU and Angle Admave. Top row: Braadl Arnt, Lorl Ant , Amy Greco, Tonya Grey, Heather Yetike and Jan Yetxke. In back are Coach John Yetxke and

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The Kats won their 8th game with a done score of 7*

PONT L£AGUE CHAMPS - WATERVUETS PONY LEAGUE WON THE SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP In Pwy Lengne piny this s b o m t wMh a record si 11 vtas and 1 ChMk Fraxter, Eddie Johnson, Jeff Wflhamg. Greg Warm, M i Tnekes, Conch. Proat row: Scott Wehe

to 5. Winning pitcher was Tonya Gray. Hitting for the Kats were: Brand! Arnt and Tonya Gray with a single. Amy Greco with 3 home runs, and Lorl Arnt with a home run.

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Winning pitcher Tonya Gray, pitched a 12 to 2 game. Hits were made by: Jan Yet-xke with 3 singles. Amy Greco with 2 doubles and a

home run, Tonya Gray with 3 singlet, Lorl Arnt with 2

runs. Karen PfeSer with 2 singles, Heather StillweU with a single and Stephanie Andrews with a triple and a single.

Kats IS . Lions!

Winning pi tchen were Tonya Gray and Lori Arnt and Amy Greco, with a 10 to 0 score. Hits were made by

Brand! Arnt with a single Barb Hammond with s single, Amy Greco with s home run and a triple, Kir Cockrun with 2 singles Tonya Gray with a horn run, Lori Arnt with a double Jan Yetxke with a single SDC a home ran. Heather Yetxki with 2 singies and a double Karen Pfeffer with 3 singles Stephanie Andrews with singles, and Angle Admavi wlthJsingles.

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Paw Paw Lake Golf George Latctonn note 25th wedding anniversary Aug. 7th

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MONDAY LADIES HAPPY HOUR LEAAGUE

AT PAW PAW LAKE GOLF CLUB

FRONT NINE - Low Gross: Edith Weber, Bev Tar an tine. Low Net: Bev Tarantino. Low Putts: Bev Tarantino. Birdie: Betty Strouse, Edith Weber (2) and Bev Tarantino (2). Special Event: Evie Kim-brough.

Back Nine — Low Gross: Ethel Carrie. Low Net: Myr-tle Conrad. Low Putts: Ethel Carrie. Chip In: Elaine White, Mim! Karpanty. Bir-die: Myrtle Covad, Lacy Sanders, Norma HutcUns, Ethel Currie (2). Special Events: Betty StoweH

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Low Gross: Front — J. Kenchbaum 45, Back — B. Wright 47. Low Net: Front — C. Damore 38, Back — A. Fetten 38. Low Putts: Front - R WlBming 14, Back -M. Martin 15.

Birdies: B. Wright. E. Currie, A. Shrosbree, V. Ross.

Chip-Ins: K. Bradford No. 12, T.Mueller No. 17

Special Events: Front — J. Kenchbaum, Back — B. Wright Eagle; K. Bradford.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lawton of Plainwell and formerly of Watervliet, celebrated their 25th wed-ding anniversary at an Open Hoose on Sunday, Aug. 7th. The surprise party was held at the home of Mrs. Lawton's sister, Mrs. Ronald Doering, Portage.

The event was hosted by the couple's children, Mr. and Mn. Tim (Maijorle) Haney of Hartford, Mr. and Mra. Mike (Kathleen) VanLoon of Watervliet, Geoffrey, Gregory and Gerald Lawton, all of Plain-well

Mr. George W. Lawton and the former Beverly E. Schelb, were married Aug. 3, 1958 in Kalamaxoo at Millwood United Methodist Church.

Lawton is Director of Research and Development at Plainwell Paper Com-pany, Plainwell. They are both memben of Plainwell United Methodist Church.

The couple has one gran-dson.

The Lawton's also celebrated their anniversary in May with a trip to San Francisco.

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| B I R T H S | Mr. and Mra. Leon VoDt of

Watervliet are the proud parents of a fon bora on Sun-day. July 31, 1983 at 12:24 p.m. at Memorial Hospital In S t Joseph, Mich. Paul An-thony weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces and was >1 inches. long.

His father, Leon Volk, teaches and coaches at Watervliet His mother is the former Vidd Smith. Prood grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Vok of Eagle, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of St. Joseph, Mich.

Mr. and Mra. Tim (Karen) Freeburn announce the birth

of a son, Adam Christopher, who was born Sunday, July SI, at 1:04 p.m. at Borgess Hospital, Kalamaxoo. Adam weighed in at • pounds and 13 ounces and was 23 inches long. He has a brotoer, Ben-jamin, m , at home.

A girl, weighing I pounds, t ounces, was bora to Mr. and Mra. Thomas Sundberg, Watervliet, on Monday, Aug. 1, at 3:37 p .m at Memorial Hospital, S t Joseph.

A boy, weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, was bora to Mr. and Mra. David W. Rogers, Coloma, on Saturday, July 30, a t 12:30 p.m., at

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A girl, weighing 6 pounds, 1 ounce, was bora to Mr. and Mrs. . Dave Heuermann, Coloma, on Tuesday, Aug. 2, at 1:32 p.m., at Berrien

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A boy, weighing 7 pounds, was bora to Mr. and Mra. Kurt Horaack, at 12:39 a . m on Thursday, July 28 at Memorial Hoapital, St. Joseph. The couple are Coloma residents.

A boy, weighing 5 pounds, 3 ounces, was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Malt Birmele, on Sunday, July 31, at 11:90 a.m. at Berrien General Hospital, Berrien Center. The couple reside in Watervliet

Continued from Page I

won by the Interastknal Or-der of Rainbow For Girls, Coloma Assembly No. 45 with their float entry.

The South Haven Chamber of Commerce float with Kelly Stein, Miss South Haven 1983, won the Queen's Trophy.

The South Haven Com-munity Hospital had an en-try of volunteer workers representing 100 years of service who won the Presi-dent's Award.

The Brandywine Cadets Baton and Drum Corps of Niles won the Judge's Award.

Other parade award win-ners were: Berrien County <1 Shrine Clowns, clown I award; Berrien County Sheriff's Posse (mounted) and Kibler Fruit Farms ( t e a m s ) , e q u e s t r i a n ; I Coloma American Legion I Post 362 color guard, patriotic; 1830 model A Ford Coupe, Harold Noack Farm I m p l e m e n t s , a n t i q u e ; * Berrien County Shrine Mini-Bike Patrol, mayor's awar-d and Julienne Dance Academy, s u p e r v i s o r ' s sward.

At Saturday night's aerial fireworks display, a crowd estimated at 4^00 viewed the SI,500 show, paid for by donations from residents a and area businesses.

Festival officials said higher than normal crowds sttended both street dances, f Friday and Saturday evenings, in addition to other events throughout the festival

Royalty crowned in opening ceremonies Continued from Page I

Mastri, Coloma, Decorated wagons/doll buggies: Cara Groff, Coloma; Costumed Individuals: Tony and Angle Stolfo, Coloma; Marching units: Methodist Church Kids for Christ, Coloma; 4 Pets: Jacquie and Jil l Rybarcxyk, Coloma; and Skateboards/roller skates: TaraStroder, Coloma.

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PaMarDarM H a t e r Charch School, 9:45 a.m.

Warship Service, Il:Ma.m. Saaaawrhaart, II:Ma.m.

COLOMA CHURCH OF GOD Red Arrow Hwy. - Rev. J aae s Daltaa

Soaday School. 9:45 a^n. WoraMp Service. I L M a j a .

EvaageUatic Service, Saaday, 7 : » p ia . Tharsday, Prayer MeefMc. 7:31 p.m.

SaL Yoaag Peoples Eadeairor, 7: Mp.aa.

CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOO Coiaaa Towaahlp HaD

Paw Paw Lake Road, OoMaa Rev. Daaid D. Bar*-!, PaaMr

SUNDAY II: MAM. Worship Service

• : * IFJL Evooirihik- Ucmitrnj

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST IM5 Kiac SL, Bcataa Harbor

Paster : VaaB.HatcMooa Sunday Worship: 10:00ajn.

REDEEMER EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

Charcb of the Latberaa CoMessioa M-152 East of Slaier Lakes

Pastor Paul TlefelJr. Diviae WoraMp, 9;Ma.aL

Adah Bible CUm.M;I5 a.m.

ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Nor4i Batebridge Ceater Raad (aear HU1 Road)

Rev. Noraiaa E Meyer Saaday School. 9:15-11.15 a.m.

Charvb Service, l l ; » - ILMa.m.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Caraerof Charch A LeedySta^Cateaaa Bev. Paige BlrdweB

Summer Schedule: June, July fc August WvhhlpService -10:90 a m

MISSIONARY BAPTIST Washlagtea fc Part St . Catena

Rev. Patrick Lawsoo Saaday Schoa^ M . N a m

Moraiag Worship, II: Ma.m. B.T.C.,(:Mp.m.

Eveaiag Worship, 7 : M p m

Prayer Service, Wed., 7:M pm.

RIVERSIDE FIRST UTmEDMETOOOBT CHURCH

Pikes Road, Riverside Rev. Eateabett Perry Nord

| W o n M p t : N a a d l l : W a m CaHoe Fdlawsh%ll:M a m

Charch Schaal M:M a m

OOLOMA BOLE CHURCH, Weat fc Rev. Eart Ughtfoo4. Paater

nm gtbaof l-.M-Morm. Serv. II a m Saaday Eve. S w . I p m

Wed. Prayer MaMMg 7 p m

COLOMA SPRAY & WASH

Downtown Coloma STILL JUST 50*

HARTFORD AUTO REPAIR

6214377 901 W. Marin It. . I l l H i d

— C O M P L E T E

R A D I A T O R S E R V I C E -

RON JENSEN Ownar-Oparator

C a r t i f i a d Mastar Machanic

BELFY DRUGS

463-3164

Compliments of

Bill S t e w a r t ' s

PAW PAW LAKE GOLF . CLUB

Put your ad here!

Phone 46M461 for information

NILSON'S BODY SHOP

P h o n e 463-6291

RED ARROW HIGHWAY WATERVUET

YOU may Purchase This

Space Each Week

For Information Phone 463-3461

WATERVLIET PAPER COMPANY, INC.

Papermakers Since 1910

fhe Peoples State Bank ST JOStPH MICHIGAM MEMBEM F QI C

Downtown f t iosepti South SL Joseph

MiUburi Scott dak |

Aitnue

Coloma WalenHiel Drhw-ln

St Joseph Drive-ln

August 11, 1983 Watervliet Record

Obituaries Charles D. Davis

TWO RECEIVE COLOMA UON8 CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS - JENNIFER Abruns Bad Mkhael Carter, both of CotomRf have been awirded the Cdoaia U t m Chib awd Caioma U m m o o Cfaib ScboUrtUpa. SWwi preaeotiBf the awai^ da are Vletar Wter, Bchoianhlp Chainnaa aad Late Wler, Immediate Past Preatdeat of the Cakma Uooeag Club aad Schaal Nurse. la preaeatiag the awards tt was aated that Jeaay Is the atath redpieat of the I M Jaha McCrery, Jr . Scholarship, and that tUs ta the very first spedal | M sciMUnhlp (the me that Mike received) from eoatrfbatkas of both dubs.

Coloma Lions and Lioness award two scholarships

Charles D. Davis, 58, of 3963 Central Ave., Colon^a, died Tuesday, Aug. 2, at Mercy Hospital, Benton Harbor, following a brief illness.

Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Fairplain Chapel of Florin Funeral Services, Benton Harbor. Burial was in North Shore Memory Gardens. Memorials may be made to the donor's choice.

Mr. Davis was born May 14, 1925, in Manilla, Ark. He was employed by the former Cross and White Construc-tion Co., Grand Rapids, as a highway road construction worker for 15 years.

Survivors include: two sons — Dennis Wayne Davis of Holland and Billy Davis of Charleston, S.C.; a stepson, Jimmy Vantelle of Holland; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Jim (Janet) Mark of Holland; his mother, Mrs. Louise M. Cat-

Page Nine tes of Coloma; a sister, Mrs. daughter , Mrs. William William (Kathryn) Scott of (Helen) Taylor of Water-Tampa, F la . ; two half vliet, and three gran-brothers — Wayne Cattes of dchildren. His wife, Ellen, Coloma, and Robert Cattes preceded him in death in of F t Worth, Texas; and one 1986. grandchild.

William A. Anderson Florence Rodewald A former Coloma man, Mrs. Florence Rodewald,

William A. Anderson, 91, 87, of Empire Ave., Benton died Wednesday, Aug. 3, at Martin Luther Memorial Home, South Haven, where he resided.

Funeral services were held Friday, Aug. 5 at the Davidson Chapel of Florin Funeral Services, Coloma. Burial followed in North Shore Memory Gardens. Memorials may be made to the memorial fund of Mid-way Baptist Church.

Mr. Anderson was an Ar-my veteran of World War I.

Mr. Anderson was born Dec. 8, 1891, in Warmland, Sweden. He retired in 1972 from the former Nowlen Lumber Co., Benton Harbor. Survivors Include one son, Raleigh of Coloma, one

Harbor, died Thursday, Aug. 4, at Mercy Hoapital, Benton Harbor.

Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Hutchins Funeral Home, Watervliet Burial was in C o l o m a C e m e t e r y . Memorials may be made to Calvary Bible Church, Ben-ton Harbor.

Mrs. Rodewald was bom May 24, 1896, in Coloma. Survivors include: four sons — Nowell of Stevensville, Henry of Three Rivers, John of Benton Harbor, and George of Watervliet; 16 grandchildren; 10 step-grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren and 13 step-great-grandchildren.

Michael Carter and Jen-nifer Abrams, both of Coloma, a re this year ' s recipients of Coloma Lions Club and Coloma Lioness Club Scholarships.

Jenny is the nineth recipient of the $300 John McCrery, J r . Scholarship. This is the first special $500 Scholarship received by Mike from contributions of both clubs.

IS etc grandson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wier,

formerly of Coloma. an-nounce the arrival of Grand-son Robert James Smay, born at Rocbelle Community Hospital to James and Con-nie (Wier) Smay on July 22nd and weighing 7 lbs. 4Vfc OK. Connie is a 1971 graduate of Coloma High School

The couple reside in Rochelle, Illinois. Paternal grandparents are Francis Smay and the late Marion Smay of Carpentersville, Illinois.

Miss Abrams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abrams of Boyer Road, Coloma plans to enter Michigan Tech. University at Houghton, Michigan this fall.

Michael Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carter of Springhill Road, Coloma has been a student of the Hearing Impaired School in Berrien Springs and com-pleted one year at Andrews University. He will enter the National Deaf School in Rochester, New York ipa joring in Graphic Arts.

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HARTFORD ADULT EDUCATION 1983 Fall Semester

fromiH

It's Your Lucky Day

Heada or taila, you win — if you decide to come back and get your high achool diploma.

in juat a short time we can explain our program to you and have yon enrolled in night achool.

Qaaaea a re free to thoae adulta who don't have a high achool diploma. Claaaea a re alao free to peraons who have a diploma but a re under twenty years of age.

Regiatration reaidenta.

begins Auguat lat and ia open to all Michigan

1 you can

For more information, or to regiater for cl Dankert or Bonita Markillie nt 621-2441.

call Fendon

•DOWNTOWN IT. JOSfPM 9 0 3 - 1 ( 7 2

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION SCHEDULE Begins: September 19 ,1983 Time: 6:30 -10 :00 P.M.

'Berrien County Youth Fair LIVESTOCK AUCTION

Friday, August 19 At Fairgounds-Bcrr ien Springs, Mich igan

Lunch available ai Noon- Grandsiand

SALE STARTING AT

9:30 a.m. S H E E P — G O A T ,

/Small S / ioh- Ring/

BEEF AUCTION 5:00 p.m.

(Small Show Ring)

150 MARKET STEERS

SWINE 1:00 p.m.

Swine (Small Show Ring)

MILK AUCTION

One Gallon Jrom

GRAND C H A M P I O N

COW

5:00 P .M. /Small Show Ring/

POULTRY and RABBIT AUCTION

Thursday, Aug. 18-4:00 p.m. (Between Bldt. 10-11)

Buy quality meal for your home freezer. SUPPORT THE YOUTH

of Berrien County BUYER NUMBER SYSTEM WILL BE USED

The Auction commit toe will he lp with purchas ing , trucking, p roces s ing .

CALL T H E FAIR O F F I C E —

473-4251 For Arrangements.

Berrien County Youth Fair August I6t20

Monday

U. S. History Auto Shop Math

Tueaday

Engliah 10

Science

W e d n e s d a y

English I I

Typing I

Thursday

Typing U/Shorthand Economics

General Buaineaa

Basic reading and writing claaaea are held Monday and Thursday f rom 6:30 claaaea are for adulta whoae educational level is below nineth grade.

9:30. Th«

VAN BUREN SKILLS CENTER CLASSES Tuesday Evenings 6:30 -10:00

Secretarial Child Care Accounting Plastics

Eiectronica/Radio & TV Medical Lab Aaaiatant Agriculture Mechanica Nursing Aaaiatant

Wednesday Evenings 6:30 -10:00

Electricity Auto Body Food Scrvicea

Data Proceaaing Machine Shop Construction Trades

General Marketing

Combination Welding Auto Mechanica Commercial Ait

Graphic Arts-Priming

Agricultural Production Commercial Photography

Studenta wanting high school completion credit should enroll through the adult education of-fice. Others who have their diploma may enroll by calling 674-BOOI.

G.E.D. PROGRAM Prepare for your high school equivalency exam (G.E.D.). This one semester program begin-

ning Monday, September 19 and ending January 19. Claaaea meet in Hartford High School, Monday through Thursday, from 6:30 - 1 0 : 0 0 p.m. To enroll call the Hartford Adult Education office ai 621-2441.

Page Ten Watervliet Record August I I , 1983

RICHCREEK WELL DRILLING

COMPANY

2" to 6" wells Drilled & Repaired

Jet & Submersible pumps

Sales & Service

Watervliet 463-3241 463-6659

Alden White & Sons, Inc.

Dner A BacklMe Service Stnd-Gravel-Top Soil

Phone 463-3833 WatervUet, MiddcsB

G y r w ' i I t a k k v a

FUfcm DiftH

CkMMPte CrKkS^d OMkOMktK

ORCHARDS MALL BENTON HARBOR

Phone I t t t t U

Welch's Wood Burners

B U C K B A R T w o o d A r w l

F i r e p l a c e I n t e r u A t r e e i U a d l a « •

t r ' H A M ' H .

A S H L E Y S A U M o d r U

F U R N A C E A D D O N S

P I P E 4 A C C E S S O R I E S

Red Arrow Highway ( A m u f r o n W a t e r v U e t H i g h S r b o ^ |

Phone 4 6 3 - 5 3 0 1

Doberman Acres BOARDING

CATS & DOGS Clean. Modern

Spacious Keoueis

Exce l len t c a r e

Reasonable r a t e s

2 4 miles north of

Hartford on CR 687

Phone 621-4073

T u T ^ ^ ^ i r e ^ ^ L y f e Health

STATE FARM Insurance

FRED WARD AGENCY Your Family

Insurance Agent 13 W.lliin 621-4067

Hartford

A l A MACRAME t CRAFT SUPPLIES

265 Ryno • Coloma Mon Sat (across from Har dings) 9-6

•Doll parts •Pom •Beading supplies poms •Felt •Chenille 468-66S4

LONG'S TV & Appliances

A u t h o r i z e d S a l e s

ZENITH FRIG 11) A IRE

I Full line of major appliances

Red Arrow Highway WatervUet 48M131

CHINICK'S Tax Service

373 N. Main Watervliet

463-6971 * 'we do all lypei tif taxes OPHN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Chip Shimer's

A & S Plumbing

Watervliet

Fixtures & Plumbing

New homes Remodel & Repair

463-5674 Master Plumber

Licensed & Bonded

Gargano Custom Cnrpet-M

Carpet Sales & Service Installation — Cleaning

Serging _ tetlalBctt—

CompWteUaeof PITTSBliRG PAINTS

WALLPAPER

Phone 463-ms 991 Main >f.

TED ELSNER Expert Tree Service

Compl«t« Treo Cor* •

Stump Gr ind ing

Aer ia l Hl-Ranger

P h o n e 4 6 8 - 4 2 6 2 COLOMA

WATERVLIET KNIGHTS of I COLUMBUS 5M CLUB Bingo every Tuesday night, 7:30 p.m.-ll:00 p.m. at S t Joseph | Catholic Church, WatervUet

LET RAY HELP CLEAN UP YOUR PROPERTY. . .

WIU PAYCASH FOR JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS

WE PICK UP SHELLS FREE

P h o n e 4 6 9 - 4 6 0 0

or 4 6 8 - 6 5 4 6

THINKING OF MOVING . . .SELL ING OR BUYING A HOUSE?.. .ca l l . . . "Whitey" Sprague

Real Estate Salesman for

R U D f U RIAL 1ST ATE

Call Whitey at home 463-3469 or

at the office 621-4119 or 463-3992

HARTFORD FEDERATED CHURCH van

The f r iendly^ family church at Red

Arrow Highway & Pinery Road Fundamental-Evangelistic Rev. G.L. Badger, Pastor

Sunday school for al l ages 9:45 Morning Worship 11:00

Golden Gospel Hours 6:00 Sun. evening

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DR. W . K . W Q C T E N Res. 4 6 5 - 3 8 0 7

MIDWAY CHIROPRACTIC

O f f i c e CLINIC 463-5700

WEST RED ARROW HIGHWAY WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN

DR. G . R. WEAVER

DR. D. AAOSS Res. 468-3458

•OFFICE HOURS-

* Mondoy-Wednesday and Friday 9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon - 2:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M.

• Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 A . M . to 12 Noon - 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

« Saturday I2;00 Noon to 3:00 P . M .

1

I I I I I

LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION

SCHOOL ELECTION

NOTICE OF THE LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION O F THE ELECTORS O F WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BERRIEN AND VAN BUREN COUNTIES. MICHIGAN

TO THE ELECTORS O F THE SCHOOL DISTRICTI

P l e u e T«ke Not ice th*t the Bo*rd ol Education ol W. t e rv l i e t Public SchooU, Berrien and Van Bi**n C o u u i e t , Michigan, ta cal led a special e lec t ion to be held m the »cj>ool d i t t r i c t on Morvlav. Septemhif 12, I H J .

The following propot i l lon will be iubmi t ted to the vo te ol the e l e c t o r j a t the special e lec t ion:

TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE P R O P O S m O N FOR OPERATING PURPOSES

Shall the l imitat ion on the amount ol t axes which may be assessed .ga ins t all property in Watervliet Public Schools, Berrien and Van Buren Counties, Michigan, be increaied by 2 mills ($2.00 on each $1,000.00) on s t a t e e<jualized v . l u . t i o n (or Ihe year H 8 J , (or t he purpose o( providing addit ional funds (or opera t ing purposes?

THE LAST DAY ON tt HICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL C L E C n O N CALLED TO BE HELD ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, l » I J . IS MONDAY, AUGUST I J, I 9 I J . PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER >i00 O C L O C K , P.M. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 1 J, I»«3, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION.

Persons planning t o regis ter with the respect ive c i ty or township clerics must a sce r t a in the days and hours on which the clerks' o f f i c e s a r e open tor re |»s t ra t ion .

This Not ice is given by order of the Board ol Educat ion ol W. te rv l ie t Public Schools, Beirien and Van Buren Counties, Michigan.

'rJ'J.

P a u l , tedra.i S e c r e u r y , Board ol Educa t i on '

WE'VE MOVED Roffler Hair Center i . n o i r

located at 6715 Red Arroir Highway, next to Mattion'i House of Decor.

Coloma. J u b I 500feel Ea»t of our old location.

Ewm Thursdiy - Senior Cituens Specials

Open lues. • Fn. 8 00 am. - 5:30 p.m. Sal 8 a m • I p.m

Some Phone No inbe r

468-7195

N E H S O N S B A R 8 E R STYLIST

Over a half century

serving

Southwestern

Michigan

925-3232

cDONALD CHIROPRACTIC AND WHOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER

One of the wortd's first and lonfest established Wholistic Health Centers

Dr. C.B. McDonald, N.D..D.C. Dr John H McDonald, N.D.,D.C. Dr. John C.B. McDonald, B.A., D C. Dr. Reymont Lesneski. B.A., D.C. Dr Paula Schlenzka, B.S., D.C.

Chiropractic • Nutrition Evaluation • Drugltss Therapy

763 E. Napier, Fairplain - across from Jewel Osco Store 4 blocks west of Orchards MaU.

August I I , 1983 Watervliet Record Page Eleven

MISCELLANEOUS • F O R S A L E !

FOR SALE - 1981 CHEV-ETTE Scooter, 1982 Honda Nighthawk 450, Sylvanla Console TV. For more in-fonnatioo call 468-3663, ask for Teresa. 8-11-c

FARM TRACTOR, COM-BINE and equtpmeot part i ' — New and Used. Rebuilt heads, blocks, generators, starters, chitchea, pr—uro pistes, TA'a, overhaul kits and complete motors. We ship UPS daily. Stamm Equipment Company, U A U l a t W a y l a n d . M I . 7 M 0 4 or 177-4888. Abo oo M40 H mile wait of Lake Odessa, MI, Phone 874-8801.

7-0

FOR SALE - 8 STEEL Farrowing Pens in Good Cooditloo. Call 621-43*.

CLEARANCE SALE! BIG SAVINGS! S P E C I A L PRICES! Snapper and Yar-dman mowers, tractors, and tillers. Available at DEAN POSTER NURSERY, 621-

1411, Hartford Yardman; TiDeM8", 3 bp, ideal for cultivating 8188.18; Tractor with 38" mower deck tran-saxle, 5 speed, 11 hp, electric start and lights, $998.98; Push Mower-20M, 3 hp, only 2 left $189.05 each; Self-propelled Rear Bagger-10", easy adjustable wheels | » J 5 ; Tffler-IB", 5 hp rear-tine $579.95; TractoMl hp, with 88" mower deck, elec-tric start and lights $1088.95. Snapper: Electric s ta r t Riding Mower-6 hp $029.95; Echo Electric Grass Trim-mer-SFECIAL $89.95; Push mower^S hp, 19" $219.95; Push Mower-19", No. 19301 $228.95. AU mowers are cash and carry. Prices are a t dealer cost and are available only as long as quantities las t Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 until 5:00.

LXXT - LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RING. Loak tai WatervUet area. Blue stone, initials M.C., 1811. Reward. Call Pam or Bar-bara a t '

Twenty Words for $1.30! Minimum charge of 81.30- 5 cents a word over 20

Ads phoned in mu^t be paid before the ad wil l appear in the paper

ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE

Data* M y M. M l

YARD SALE - CHILD-REN'S clothes, sink base, metal cupboards and miaceUaneoos. 408 Ludnda Lane - Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 8-11-c

STAMM E Q U I P M E N T COMPANY, Pre-Harvest Auction Sale, Saturday, August 13, 1811, 9:00 a m , located a t Wayland, Michigan, West 1 block from US-131 Eipreaswsy (at the Wayland exit) to 12th Street (Service Road), then south H mile. 80 Fa rm Tractors, 800 Pieces of F a r m Machinery, 20 Cars and Trucks, Listing subject to change doe to dally sales. Cash, check day of sale. We have one of the largest New and Used Tractor and equipment Parts supplies in the Midwest We have a complete line of New Goodyear Urea (farm, auto, truck, and industrial). When In a jam, call Stamm for all your t i re , par ts , and machinery needs. Stamm Equipment Company, 8450 -12th Street, Wayland, 48848. Next Sale: Monday, August 22, 1983. Two retail FARM CENTER locations to serve you better: Lake Odessa, 374-8801; Wayland, 7914304. Stamm's Tire Center, Caas City, 517-872-2127. NOW OPEN Complete Radiator Service and Engine Machine Shop. Caas City Grand Opening Now Under Way.

8-11-83

FOR SALE - ELECTRIC Fence posts (enough for four acres) with week killer, plus two horse troughs and steel gate. Also saddle and Ruskr horse trailer, er tra helghth, like new. Phone 48U868, ask for Bob or Larry.

84-11-18-25-c

FRESH CUT HAY FOR sale. Phone 821-4818. 7-14-np

FREE TO GOOD H O M E S -Adorable kittsM. Black and white, grey and white, and aU grey. Litter trained. Call Wanda at 483-4415.

REPAIR la NEW INSTALLATION

JOHN KUELBS

Licensed

Vaster Plumber

Special prices on Water Heaters

John's Plumbing

Water Softners 8a Water Iron Filters

YARD SALE - AUG. 11,12, 13.840 Highview, WatervUet Also have a new metal chimney vent and .pool oscfllator.

DRIVEWAY TUBES - IT' diameter aU lengths up to M f t in stock. Jadd Lumber Co. ol WatervUet

The WatervUet PubUc School sy i t an la taking ap-pUcatkns for Compenaatory Education Aide positions through Friday, August 18. AppUcation forma are available at the Superinten-dent's office. Office hours are tram 8 a m to 4 p. m. Monday through Friday.

HELP WANTED - WAIT-RESS. Over 18. Mostly

Apply In t t i i i f i , i naruorcL

person. Mr. 7 a ,

B U S I N E S S O P P O R -TUNITIES - SATELLITE ANTENNA dealers needed. No experience required. Desler cost for complete unit ss low ss $747. Retail $1J85. Call 303-574-4763.

. 84,11,18-p

CMOS OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS The Loomis Family thanks

you — for your friendship, kindness and prayer in our loss of s dear wife and mother. Myrtle D. Loomis.

Love, Lester, Art, Allen, Carl and Tom

LICENSED CHIIiVCARE— Planned activiti-es and nice kids to play with. De-pendable care at reasonable rates Ages 34 yrs. Weekdays. 463-7153.

AN AMENDMENT TO CITY OT WATERVLIET ORDINANCE, FLOOD PLAIN DXSnUCT-

18.87-1, Sectkaa, A, B l , ao iF .

18.87-1 FLOOD PLAIN DISTRICT

A. PURPOSE. It is the purpose of this District to significantly rednce hazards to persons snd damage to property as a reault of flood conditions in the City of WatervUet and to comply with the provisions and requirements of the National Flood Insurance Program, as constttsted in accord with the National Flood Insuran-ce Act of 1888, and sub-sequent sdditions, amen-dments and deletions, and thf rules and regulations promulgated In furtherance of this program by the F e d e r a l E m e r g e n c y M a n a g e m e n t A g e n c y , Federa l Insurance Ad-ministration, as puhUsbed in the Federal Register, 44 CFR 58, etc., Msy XI, 1979 together with subsequent additions, amfmhnwis and dftetions

B. DELINEATION OF FLOOD PLAIN OVERLAY DISTRICT.

1. The flood plain district shall overlay nls t ing inning districts deUnested on the of-ficial City of Watervliet Zoning Map. The boundaries of the flood plain overlay district shall coincide with boundaries of the areas In-dicated as within the limits of the 100-year flood bovi-dary in the report entitled "The Flood Insurance Study, City of WatervUet", dated November 18, 1983 with ac-companying Flood Insuran-ce Rate Map. The boun-daries designate a regulatory flood plain and shall coindde with the 100-year flood boundry indicated

BRAKES & WHEEL ALIGNMENT A SPECIALTY

Service on all Makes and Models

Registered Mechanics with 20 yrs. Experience

Rogel Motor Sales PRANK ROGEL

H o a n : 1:00 to S:00 l laDdiy thni Friday

Phone 463-3167 DOWNTOWN WATIRVLIET

on the Flood Boundary and Floodway Map. The study and accompanying maps are adopted by reference, ap-pended and declared to be a part of this ordinance. The term flood plain district as used in this ordinance shall mean the flood plain overlay district snd shsll be the designated regulatory flood plain.

F . CONSTRUCTION. No building or structure

shall be erected, converted or structurally altered or placed and no land filled or structure uaed in r. flood plain district, unless a per-mit therefore shall have first been obtained from the City of WatervUet Zoning Ad-ministrator after due com-pliance is shown with all City

ordinances, state statutes and Section 44 CFR 88 J (c) of the National Flood In-surance Program's Rules andRegulationa.

This amendment shaU become effective upon pubUcation. This amen-dment adopted by the City Commission of the City of Watervliet, Berrien County, Michigan, this 2nd day of August 1983.

I hereby certify that the above and foregoing or-dinance amendment was published In the WatervUet Record tn the Issue of August 11,1983.

FredG. Johnson, Clerk

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Action taken on the following motions:

Approve 7/S/83 minutes. Approve 7/19/83 minutes. A p p r o v e p s y m e n t s

$80,851.74. Approve special meeting

to be held 8/17/83 to review propoaed sewer extension bids. Denied sanitation appeal for Dr. Rolando Fa jardo.

Approve Uquor license

t r ans fe r f rom Ethel J. Wilford contigent upon paperwork (name change only).

Adjourn meeting at 8:07 p m

Marilyn Schultz Clerk 8/3/93

Page Twelve Watervliet Record August I I , 198.

25th Annual Fly In this Sunday Continued from Page I

versary Fly In at the local airport Sunday, August 14, ins.

A pancake and sausage

breakfast will be served from dawn til U noon.

The blueberry pancake and sausage breakfast will be served as usual by the

Watervliet lions Club. In-coming president Dwight Claustre will be in charge.

In observance of its silver anniversary special exhibits

and demonstrations will be held, and a greater number

of prises will be included in the drswing. A military static display and flyover

wiU be held. A special feature will be an

aerobe tic demonstration by Henry Haig the 1982 Olympic Aerobstic Champion.

The Fly In is sponsored by the Watervliet Airport Board.

Plsne rides will be

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available all day am helicopter rides, tol V weather permitting.

Make your plans now to at- 1 1 tend and be a part of thk J j gala 25th Anniversary Fly In I celebration!

MANY DOOR PRIZES

BIGGER THAN EVERI

Sponsored By The WATERVLIET

AIRPORT BOARD

AND PANCAKE BREAKFAST

SUNDAY, AUGUST 14,1983 ON BEAUTIFUL PAW PAW LAKE

Watervliet, Michigan Keeler VOR 300° Radial — 8 Statute Miles

F r e e T r o p h i e s G i v e n | Q • +Oldest pilot with valid medical

0 + Youngest pilot + Oldest plane + First cross-country arrival + P l a n e flying farthest distance

+ First lady pilot

• 3 Secret Landing Times • Win $30.00 in Silver Dollars

FREE DRAWING FOR DOOR PRIZES j rom Breakfast Tickets. Prizes for Pilots & Townfolk.

EXPERIMENTAL AND ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT CORDIALLY INVITED

SPECIAL FEATURE HENRY HAIG

1982 Olympic Aerobatic Champion Aerial Demonstration

Special Guest: ROBERT J. THOMAS Director, Michigan Department of Aeronautics

PLANE RIDES AU Day

HELICOPTER RIDES Weather Permitting

BLUEBERRY PANCAKE BREAKFAST SERVED FROM 5 A.M. TO 12 NOON

By Watervliet - Lions Club

OTHER ATTRACTIONS

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W e S e r v e R a i n o r Sh ine PANCAKES — SAUSAGE

COFFEE — MILK FRUIT JUICE

• Military Static Display and Fly Over ^

•Antique Aircraft

• Experimental Planes

• COTTON CANDY SICE CREAM • HOT DOGS S SNO-CONES

PARK IN GUARDED ROPED-OFF AREA

S P E N D T H E D A Y I N W A T E R V L I E T

VISIT BEAUTIFUL PAW PAW LAKE AND DEER FOREST

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